Yesterday I saw in the chapter that some people did not like the "chicken stealing incident" and the plot of the head teacher. Lao Hei didn't want to explain it, but after thinking about it, he still explained it a little, because the "chicken stealing incident" does teach bad guys.

There are several reasons why I wrote "chicken stealing incident".

First, in the memory of many people, when they were young, they more or less did some ridiculous things, which may cause some losses or even harm to others, but many of them are not morally corrupt and have bad morals, so a little writing in the book may make some readers recall their youth and absurdity, and add a little fun.

The second is that in our school career, we will more or less encounter some "bad teachers" who dislike us and even bring us harm, and most of the time, we can only suffer the harm silently.

It's unfair, so in this book, it's cool to have the protagonist do something ridiculous about a bad teacher.

Personally, I think that if a teacher does something bad, she can't be forgiven just because she is a teacher. If that's the case, then it's really a of a virgin.

Third, according to the setting of this book, I never wanted to write Wu Xiaozheng as a perfect person who loves the world, but wanted to write him as a living person with shortcomings.

Therefore, please understand some of the faults that he will expose from time to time.

Thank you all for your support.

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