Also known as: “I’ll Argue This to the Death,” “As Long as I Have No Morals, No One Can Damn Well Guilt-Trip Me,” “Stay Away from Him When There’s Thunder,” and “Why It’s Important to Claim the Moral Low Ground First”
Reborn, Qin Mu decides he’s done putting up with rude people and their nonsense.
“You’re almost thirty. Why are you picking a fight with a child?”
“It’s New Year’s! Can’t you be a little more generous?”
“You have so much money you can’t spend it all. Why not donate some to poor mountain villages?”
“You’re the older sister, so you should give way to your younger brother.”
“It takes two to tango. If he hit you, you must have done something wrong too.”
“Didn’t I do all this for you? You think I wanted to?”
After encountering people who used moral blackmail and forced others to see things their way,
Qin Mu, who’d usually turned a blind eye, decided to step in.
No one is your father. Forgiving you is the police’s job. What does that have to do with me?
