In Perpetual Flight Chapter 13

Although Mo Qiu had a very rare surname, his academic performance and appearance were not outstanding when he was in school. He was dull, timid, gloomy and taciturn. He wore thick bottle-bottom glasses all day long, kept to himself in school and never made friends with others.

In the adult society, sometimes people have to make all kinds of disguises and sacrifices in order to fit in. Although young people do not have so many conflicts of interest, they have a stricter set of rules.

Mo Qiu's eccentricity and lack of sociability soon made him the black sheep among the flock of white sheep, and he was the object of everyone's exclusion.

At first, people only complained about his character and ridiculed his words and deeds in private, but gradually, the behavior escalated, and more and more people joined in the direct humiliation and bullying. Wherever he walked, everyone avoided him, and the things he used were destined for the incinerator.

He was like a walking source of nuclear contamination, unwelcome everywhere. Even his class teacher was dissatisfied with him because his grades were never up to par.