You Bully Me Because I'm an Orphan? My Grandpa Is a National Guardian General

My medal was trampled, my father's memorial portrait was altered, and in front of the entire school, the school bully forced me, the child of a hero, to bark like a dog.

The teacher said, “You're an orphan. Just put up with it and it'll pass.”

The school said, “His family donated a whole building. You should apologize.”

They thought an orphan's dignity was worthless, and a hero's legacy could be trampled at will.

Then I called my grandfather, took the carrying pole my father had used to discipline me, and knelt for hours before the military district headquarters as the torrential rain washed over my blood and tears!

“My father gave his life for our country, and my mother sacrificed hers for the people! Now the daughter of heroes kneels here, asking only for justice!”

That single act sent shockwaves across the land.

When my grandfather, who had kept his identity hidden, arrived from the capital under the escort of fighter jets filling the sky, with a host of decorated generals behind him and thousands of soldiers saluting before him,

the whole world finally understood just what kind of mighty figure they had bullied!