From the Start, I Took It Seriously and Scared the Other Side into Calling the Police!

This book is also known as: “I’m Determined to Argue This to the Bitter End,” “As Long as I Have No Morals, No Damn Person Can Morally Blackmail Me,” “Stay Away from Him When It’s Thunderstorming,” “On the Importance of Occupying the Moral Low Ground First”

Reborn for a new life.

When he sees people and situations lacking basic decency, Qin Mu no longer plans to tolerate them.

“You’re almost thirty. Why are you quibbling with a child?”

“It’s the New Year. Can’t you be a little more broad-minded?”

“You have so much money that you can’t spend it all. Why don’t you donate it to impoverished mountain villages?”

“You’re the older sister, so you should give way to your younger brother.”

“It takes two to slap. If he hit you, you must have done something wrong too.”

“Wasn’t everything I did for your sake? Do you think I wanted to?”

Whenever he encounters this kind of moral blackmail and forced perspective-taking,

Qin Mu, who used to turn a blind eye, decides to intervene.

No one is your father. Forgiving you is the police’s business, so what does it have to do with me?