Dayong's standard is a pot that cooks everyone. Some people hold the spoon and others put it into the pot, but Shi Ye Jiuheng, the ninth-grade purchasing order, decided to overthrow the pot. There is a causal mirror in his palm: it reflects things, accounts, people, situations, and hearts, and it can reveal who has handed the knife in the dark. Internal bidding, bid-rigging, price-raising, and red books—the rules of the world have long been built into a wall that only one family can reach. Ye Jiuheng refused. He memorized two books, followed the clues, and dragged the dark thresholds under the sun; he lost, but never left with nothing. People laugh at him as a ninth-grade wild fox, unable to turn this game around. But they forgot the old saying about establishing rules: rules must be written on the paper. This time, what he wants to write is rules that can be passed down from generation to generation.
Motto: Knocking someone down is fun, but breaking a rule counts as a win.