But before that, he needed to find out who was trying to harm him.
If it was Shi Long and his friends, he would not have to worry too much, but he still needed to warn the family.
If they came after him for revenge, he had enough fighting ability to fend them off for a while. If all else failed, he could stay on campus until the police dealt with it.
What worried him was that Shi Long and his friends might go after the original owner's family. That happened all the time in Mary Sue novels, so he absolutely had to warn them.
He needed to tell them to be careful.
Dealing with those three would be easy for both the police and the original owner's parents.
But if it was Gu Cheng, things would be much trickier. His family background was far from ordinary. If he only targeted Bai Chen, that would be manageable. The fear was that he would ruin the original owner's family as well.
He absolutely could not gamble the business the original owner's parents had spent most of their lives building on Gu Cheng's disgusting, maggot-ridden sense of mercy.
He was not Gu Yun. He had no protagonist's halo, and Gu Cheng would not forgive him with a mere crook of his finger.
On the contrary, crushing him and the original owner's family would be as easy for Gu Cheng as squashing an ant.
This time, he absolutely could not keep acting meek and letting Gu Cheng bully him. He had to fight back, and there were only two ways.
Out in the open.
The first was to discuss it with the original owner's parents and seek help from the police.
Behind the scenes, he could use Gu Cheng's own methods against him-overpower