"Cheetah in the Iron Cage"
The "iron cage" is used as a metaphor for family discipline, military discipline, and even the constraints of harsh foreign systems. "Cheetah" accurately corresponds to the protagonist's outstanding talent but wild and untamable characteristics, intuitively presenting his struggle between rules and nature, with a strong sense of picture and clear conflict.
Excellent and wild and untamable: From elementary school to high school, he was the best in every field, but he often slept in class, stayed late and skipped classes. He couldn't be controlled. But when he mentioned it, he told his parents to learn to behave immediately, but he couldn't do it for more than a week, so he was often beaten.
Strict family discipline: Military families often use the methods used to train soldiers. I was very unconvinced at first, but I have to say that it works. How can I say that the military management is so strict? I was caught even if I went out in the middle of the night. I was punished by the leader, and they beat me when I came back. After graduation, I went to a hunter academy abroad for six months. When I returned home, I wanted to be cool. Not long after, my second elder asked me to pack up my things and sign up.
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