From childhood, Wen Er's parents dreamed of him growing up to be a refined and courteous gentleman.
He lived up to their expectations. Wen Er was gifted from an early age, kicking kindergarten bullies, punching schoolyard toughs, tearing apart middle-school delinquents, and kicking his terrible college roommate.
One day, he transmigrates into a dog-blood drama and takes over the bodies of one abused and tormented tragic love interest after another.
The scheming innocent-looking flower falls to the ground, pretending to be injured: "Wah, big brother, he pushed me."
Wen Er simply picks him up with one hand. "Stop pretending."
The blind, scummy man snarls: "You vicious man! How dare you push Little Green!"
Wen Er pushes them both over.
"!!! Even my dad has never hit me!"
Wen Er raises his fist, big as a sandbag. "Well, now your dad's going to hit you."
The pitiful original love interest is moved to tears. He bows to thank Wen Er and invites him out.
"No need. Go do your muscle workout for today first."
The original love interest cries with happiness.
Theme: Only by becoming independent can you be your truest self.
