Chapter 52: Reversing Black and White

Su Ruo had practiced her skills for so long; now it's just right to use these few people to hone her hands.

She saw one of the thugs reach out to grab her, she immediately sidestepped and dodged, grabbed his arm with both hands, twisted hard—with a crack, his hand snapped off, and he screamed like a pig being slaughtered from the pain.

Su Ruo shoved him away, kicked out her foot hard at another thug's groin; she put all her strength into that kick, guaranteeing it would leave him unable to have children, so he could never come out to harm people again.

The wails rose and fell, echoing in the alley.

The leader, the thug called Long Ge, seeing his lackeys all defeated by Su Ruo, flew into a rage, pulled a knife from his pocket, and slashed at her with a vicious glare.

Su Ruo sidestepped to dodge the man's incoming knife, grabbed his knife‑wielding hand, twisted it behind his back, and kicked hard at his knee.

The man lost his balance and fell to his knees, struggling desperately to get up while shouting, "You bitch, let me go, or I'll kill you!"

Su Ruo, still gripping his wrist, pressed harder: "If you dare speak filth again, believe me—I'll cripple this hand."

The man cried out in pain and could no longer curse.

The other thugs also chimed in, saying they were innocent.

Before, they weren't strangers to such deeds, but the girls they bullied always chose to swallow their anger and silently endure the injustice.

The lead thug immediately shouted, knowing he could never admit to rape—if he went to jail, his life would be ruined.

The middle‑aged police officer looked at Su Ruo and asked, "Was it you who called the police? Are their injuries from a beating?"

Su Ruo took it all in, never expecting that this thug actually had connections; resolving today's matter might prove troublesome.

These days, rape is a serious crime that could get you shot; hearing Su Ruo say that, the thugs' faces changed.

Now this girl actually dares to say, right in front of everyone, that they wanted to rape her—doesn't she fear that once it gets out, people will gossip about her?

These thugs now regret it deeply; if they'd known Su Ruo was a tough nut, they wouldn't have provoked her today no matter what.

The middle‑aged officer walked over, his face stern, and asked, "What trouble have you gotten into this time?"

Although Su Ruo worried that staying away too long would worry An'an and Li Zhaodi, she also knew she definitely had to go this time.

The summoned officer, suffering a headache, snapped, "Shut up."

Then they were going to take Su Ruo and them back for questioning.

Su Ruo truly wasn't afraid; having been reborn, she deeply knew that in this world, only her own well‑being mattered—what others said could never hurt her.

Because once such a thing spreads, a girl's reputation is ruined; wherever she goes, people will point and judge, calling her immoral regardless of whether she's a victim—and that's why their boldness keeps growing.

"Dad, I didn't do it—this girl is framing me. I was clearly dating her; who knew she'd suddenly turn on me, deny knowing me, not only beat up several of us but also accuse us of trying to rape her."

Su Ruo didn't even look at him, dismissing his words as nonsense; besides, with the police present, they wouldn't dare do anything to her.

The thug leader's expression grew even more smug.

Moreover, she hadn't done anything wrong—why should she be afraid?

"Officer, we're innocent—this girl suddenly rushed out, beat us up, and then falsely accused us of trying to rape her."

But they never expected to run into a tough opponent today—walking away with nothing but a beating.

Only see the thug leader lean over to whisper a few words to his lackeys; these men had been listless like frost‑beaten eggplants, but upon hearing their boss's words, they instantly sprang to life, full of vigor.

The newly arrived officer, seeing that a single girl like Su Ruo had knocked down several thugs, was greatly shocked.

After they arrived at the Police Station, the thug leader spotted a middle‑aged officer and shouted, "Dad, Dad, save me!"

The middle‑aged man emanated an imposing aura, bringing oppressive pressure.

Because the commotion was too loud, the alley entrance was already crowded with onlookers; not knowing who had called the police, the officers came quickly.

They all hated Wu Xiaofeng bitterly, feeling that if it weren't for him, they wouldn't have ended up in this situation.

Upon seeing the police, Su Ruo finally released her grip on the thug leader's hand, her expression solemn as she said, "Officer, they blocked me in the alley, intending to rob me and even rape me."

They could barely feel their own pain, loudly proclaiming their innocence.

Sure enough, the fellow officer immediately barked, "Shut up, behave yourselves!"

The middle‑aged officer's face darkened at once; he knew better than anyone what kind of character his own son had.

Yet the thug leader felt no fear, shouting arrogantly, "Newcomer, do you know who I am? Dare to talk to me like that—watch out, I'll make you regret it."

On the way, the thug leader threatened Su Ruo: "You filthy girl, you dare frame us—once we get out, we'll never let you off."

The thug leader looked at Su Ruo with smug satisfaction, secretly scheming how to clear his name—and he actually came up with a plan.

But Su Ruo showed no fear at all, speaking word by word: "They cornered me in the alley with intent to harm me; I fought them only in self‑defense. Many people saw this—it's not something they can deny just by refusing to admit it."

But no matter what the truth of this matter is, he absolutely cannot let his son be charged with rape—otherwise his son's life would be ruined.

The young officer suddenly grew anxious, about to say more, but a colleague pulled him back; after the colleague whispered something, the young officer fell silent, merely glaring at the thug leader with angry eyes.

The thug leader immediately shouted, "You're talking nonsense—we're clearly dating; you explicitly invited me to the alley and threw yourself at me.

You even wanted me to buy you gifts; when I refused, you suddenly turned on me, denied knowing me, not only beat up several of us but also falsely accused me of trying to rape you—what a vicious woman you are!"

This is the scheme the thug leader devised along the way; having said it, he looked at Su Ruo with smug satisfaction, hoping to leave her speechless.