My Counterattack Starts with Military Medals

My name is Li Weidong, and the children in the Beijing compound call me "Little Firecracker." >When I was fifteen years old, I was sent to the army with a transfer order from my father. He thought that the military camp could control my wild affairs. >But I exchanged a leg for a military medal in the Yunnan anti-drug battlefield. >My comrades-in-arms all said that I was useless, but I was chewing political and legal textbooks on the hospital bed. >Ten years later, I returned to the compound in a wheelchair. >The slingshot was replaced by a lawyer badge, and the wheelchair rolled over the stone road where he skipped school. >Those who call me "Little Firecracker" must now call me "Li Lu".