The Rising Sun

This book records a young man's self-reconstruction on the ruins of rules. From using an 'emotional debt treaty' to fight against his grandma's moral kidnapping, to using anonymous reports to challenge the school's 'public violence'; from defending the dignity of 'service without slavery' at the Teppanyaki stall, to seeing through the cognitive cage in the durian and chicken wings incident... He used every decision to practice the solitary courage of 'existence precedes definition'. This is not a story about growing up, but a story about how a person refuses to be defined and ignites himself with his own hands.