In a fully closed residential school, how did a folding knife get past the numerous security checks and pierce the thigh of a deskmate?
When 14-year-old Luo Zisen suffered an unreasonable disaster during evening self-study, what he was waiting for was not a just trial, but the cold face of the school that prevented the police from calling the police and a "private divorce" full of compromise.
A diary reveals the truth about a campus violence that was deliberately covered up. Faced with the unforgettable pain and the school's inaction, the young man refused to forgive. On the ruins of the rules, how can he seek real justice for himself and for all the silent victims?
Purpose: "When rules become a fig leaf to cover up sins, not forgiving is the last bottom line for young people."
