Lin Muyang, a 13-year-old innocent and kind-hearted boy, was brutally murdered by the school bully blinded by hatred just because he bravely reported the school bully's evil deeds to his teacher. When relatives and friends learned the bad news, they were overwhelmed by anger like a raging tide. His friend Yichen resolutely embarks on the road of revenge, but before him is a dilemma: be driven by hatred, use violence to fight violence and fall into endless darkness; or stick to justice and seek legal judgment to let the truth come out. Every step is full of struggle, every choice is about life, death and humanity. In this cruel contest, how will Yichen choose, and can he seek justice for Lin Muyang?
Reader comments
I haven't finished reading it, but I actually have a question. The article says they are under 13 years old. Does that mean that the two teenagers are also under 13 years old? But in that case, it would be unrealistic for the police to teach them to drive a car.
I haven't finished reading it, but I actually have a question. The article says they are under 13 years old. Does that mean that the two teenagers are also under 13 years old? But in that case, it would be unrealistic for the police to teach them to drive a car.