On the grounds of Handong University, Liang Lu pressures Qi Tongwei to kneel and propose to her.
Hou Liangping stands nearby, urging him on: “Tongwei, a man needs to know when to bow his head. Your future matters more than your pride.”
Everyone thinks a student from a poor family can only endure, kneel, and trade his dignity for a future.
But Zhou Jianshan snatches the microphone and says, “Qi Tongwei, if you kneel, you’ve really lost!”
No System, no connections, no powerful patrons backing him.
With nothing but a stack of graduation assignment documents, an application to the university’s discipline inspection committee, and a public forum, he turns the Liang family’s private affairs into a major abuse-of-power case.
That night, Qi Tongwei doesn’t kneel.
Instead, Hou Liangping is publicly questioned until his face turns deathly pale.
From then on, Handong’s political circles gain a ruthless man from a poor family who refuses to believe in fate.
Zhou Jianshan: “I’m not ruining anyone’s future. I’m just making sure the rules actually count.”
So much nonsense, so much nonsense