I Only Went Abroad to Study. Why Are You Surrendering?

[Fighting violence with violence + Punishment + Lots of underlings + Corruption + Expanding territory]

What’s it like to study abroad in the “free” United States?

Is it a place full of bullying and discrimination?

No, no. That’s called freedom.

The young troublemaker Lin Ren goes abroad to study and gains a reverse-contrast System.

From then on, he lives by the rule: If no one messes with me, I won’t mess with them. But if anyone does, I’ll wipe them out root and branch.

In this land of freedom,

Lin Ren acts timid and submissive by day, then strikes hard at night.

“Hey, didn’t you love joking around with me? Now that your leg’s broken, you can’t laugh anymore?”

“My adorable little assistant, you had so much fun ordering me to fetch tea and water all day. That was fun, wasn’t it? You liked it, so let’s keep playing.”

“Hey, buddy the kidnapper, aren’t you curious how the last gang that kidnapped me ended up dead?”

…

The greater the contrast, the higher his status and the bigger his rewards.

Walking people on leashes, force-feeding them cement, using bullets to scratch an itch, tearing people apart, literally encasing a heart in concrete…

Years later, Lin Ren’s famous sayings are known throughout the world: “I’m a very lucky man. It just so happens I have the power to turn you developed countries into developing countries, or even make sure you’re not countries at all.”