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He was clearly tied up there, trying to scream something through muffled sounds. To an outsider, his desperate attempts to break free looked more like a lustful animal attempting to mate with a metal sculpture, provoking a wave of outrage. The sounds of camera shutters and flashes echoed incessantly, while the crowd erupted in shrill screams.
This disgraceful young man was named A Teng, a close friend and brother of Lu Fei Fan and Niu Dali. Usually, Lu Fei Fan affectionately called him "A Teng," poking fun at his penchant for mischief and his expertise in indulgence—be it drinking, gambling, or chasing after women. His audacity to flirt with girls, middle-aged women, and even various female teachers earned him a notorious reputation alongside Lu Fei Fan and Niu Dali as one of the three rascals of Pandora's Box.
Originally, Lu Fei Fan had come to the science museum to settle scores with this fellow because A Teng often frequented the place to browse the internet for various adult communities. Naturally, he had also met a plethora of like-minded partners online, engaging in all sorts of escapades while boasting about being the "number one human pile driver." His behavior was utterly outrageous.
In fact, it was during one of his visits to the science museum's virtual network that Lu Fei Fan stumbled upon the adult forums where A Teng had been downloading resources. This discovery quickly became a primary source of entertainment and education for the three rascals. Little did they know that A Teng had immersed himself so deeply in this realm that he had become self-taught in all its intricacies. He was well-versed in techniques like the Thirty-Six Ways to Please Women and the Forty-Eight Styles of Turning Clouds and Overturning Rain, as well as strategies for seducing women known as "Golden Finger." His obsession led him to neglect his studies completely, reducing him to the same academic failure as Lu Fei Fan and Niu Dali.
Now, Lu Fei Fan speculated that A Teng must have offended someone—perhaps he had gambled away money he didn’t have or seduced another man's wife, resulting in him being stripped and tied up here in disgrace. However, while Lu Fei Fan had guessed much about A Teng's predicament, he failed to uncover the most crucial part of this scandal.
The individuals who had bound A Teng to the sculpture were not only intent on ruining his physical reputation but also on destroying his spirit. They had smeared various spicy oils and mustard on his sensitive areas, along with high-concentration alcohol and mint. The burning sensation was excruciatingly intense, leaving him in a state of agony.
Watching their friend howl in despair, Niu Dali reached out as if to intervene but was quickly restrained by Lu Fei Fan. Meanwhile, the crowd surrounding them began to voice their opinions with righteous indignation.
"This fellow is truly twisted; he doesn't even spare metal sculptures!"
"Exactly! If he wanted to find something, it should at least be a human-shaped statue; how could it be a horse?"
"I recognize him! Isn't he the one who ran around campus naked three times last year?"
"Oh wow, now that you mention it, it really does seem like him!"
"What an achievement! Two shocking incidents in two years—impressive!"
The public opinion was terrifying. To avoid being implicated, Lu Fei Fan pulled Niu Dali along, both of them keeping their heads down as they hurriedly withdrew from the crowd, completely ignoring their classmate A Teng, who stood alone like a fragile wildflower amidst the overwhelming tide of gossip.
The two of them secretly rejoiced at having pulled back just in time, avoiding any association with the scandal. However, A Teng had become even more "famous" than before. They contemplated whether they should cut ties with him entirely to maintain their own reputations.
Eventually, after about half an hour, the School Committee's Disciplinary Director arrived with staff to diffuse the situation, marking the end of the incident. A Teng was wrapped in a blanket and taken away. In front of the Disciplinary Director, he resembled a girl who had just been stripped of her innocence and ravaged countless times, crying uncontrollably, his emotions and expressions pure and unrestrained.
He was then brought to the School Committee's disciplinary office. Seizing the moment while the sting of humiliation still lingered, he played his part like a fallen woman seeking redemption through confession. He dramatically recounted various tragic tales he had overheard from street salons, fabricating a narrative of unavoidable disgrace and shifting all blame onto the instigator of the incident, shedding tears that evoked sympathy.
However, due to the negative impact of this event, the School Committee still reported A Teng's disgraceful behavior to the Teaching Office for further action.
After a brief discussion, the School Committee decided to impose academic penalties on A Teng. Upon hearing this news, he cried even harder. After barely scraping through his graduation exams this year through various cheating schemes, he now faced the prospect of retaking courses—he felt as if he had returned to square one. It was as if disaster had struck him twice; he felt utterly hopeless.
Additionally, the School Committee specifically instructed his academic advisor to note that this student exhibited poor conduct and abnormal behavior, suggesting that the Teaching Office should add three compulsory courses for him: "Abnormal Human Behavior Studies," "Psychological Trauma Therapy," and "Ethics."
After exhausting himself writing thousands of words in a profound self-reflection essay for the Teaching Office and being force-fed various stabilizing medications by several burly male teachers in white coats, A Teng finally emerged from this ordeal feeling like a lab animal that had just been released.
Once outside, he saw Niu Dali and Lu Fei Fan waiting for him at the academy entrance. He scolded them for their lack of sympathy and for not coming to his aid during his time of need. He even candidly shared how his brother had been doused in spicy oil that caused intense sensations, which made Lu Fei Fan and Niu Dali laugh uncontrollably.
A Teng finally grasped the true meaning of "choosing friends unwisely." Since entering school, he had gained notoriety alongside Lu Fei Fan and Niu Dali as part of the "Three Rogues" at Free Federation Academy. They had engaged in all sorts of mischief—stealing chickens and teasing women—nothing was off-limits for them; they had even gone beyond what was considered acceptable. Yet whenever there was a situation requiring loyalty or sacrifice, these two bastards were always the first to abandon him!
He remembered last year when he had boasted about his charm and popularity while betting with Lu Fei Fan—a shameless rogue—on who could obtain the most contact information from soft-spoken girls within a month at Pandora's Box.
Once their bet on flirting began, A Teng threw himself into it wholeheartedly, hitting on every girl he encountered without exception; he almost dragged even the female livestock from nearby pens into his tally!
On the contrary, Lu Fei Fan spent his days idly, unhurried and carefree. A Teng couldn't understand what he was up to, but he was more than happy to wait for Jun Shao to admit defeat. After some effort, he finally managed to get contact information from dozens of girls, feeling quite confident.
As the days gradually approached the end of the month, A Teng still hadn’t seen Lu Fei Fan approach a single girl. Clearly, he thought he had already won!
However, just at the last moment, Lu Fei Fan suddenly took action...
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