Crime Game: I Really Didn’t Kidnap the Celebrity

The protagonist has been changed to a time travel, and has no memory of the original owner, so it makes sense to think of himself as a robber.

It is a bit false to say that the protagonist will not call the police. What is the protagonist afraid of? There is no criminal motive, neither subjective nor objective. There is someone at the protagonist's place of work who can prove it and a perfect alibi. What should he be afraid of calling the police?

Forced to participate in a game show, and after teasing the pursuer once, he really thought he was a cat? If so, the protagonist deserves to be chosen by the show crew.

I just found an identical book with basically the same title.

Design an accident and make all the pursuers crippled.

For example, let the author go to,,, die,,, inside,, more

Judging from the introduction alone, the subject matter is quite good. I put it on the bookshelf yesterday or the day before yesterday, but I had a bad feeling after seeing the author's first two books... I can only say that the author should work hard, I hope he won't be a eunuch.

There are problems at the beginning. First of all, the news is too fake. Just report the protagonist's information directly. The protagonist has no amnesia and he has not been kidnapped. How can we not know whether he was kidnapped or not? Find someone to prove it and then directly call the police and assist in the investigation. There is an alibi. Also, as long as this is a popular show, it is unlikely that the protagonist will not know about it. You might as well set it up as if the protagonist is a time traveler but has no memory.

? Aren't the program crew afraid that these passers-by who are chosen for no reason will actually act like they are real?

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