A Gang Stealing Melons? I’m Streaming It Live to Expose Them

Su Zheng transmigrates and becomes a farmer. After a bumper crop of pumpkins, he is ready to make a fortune, only to find that local residents in their seventies have stolen them. He invested a million and only made back thirty or forty thousand.

What's even more infuriating is that they steal right in front of him.

Before they're caught, they can carry dozens of sacks of pumpkins onto a truck. Once caught, they claim to suffer from all kinds of illnesses.

This is intolerable.

At that moment, Su Zheng awakens a System: as long as he stands up for his rights, his losses will be returned a thousandfold.

I'll livestream these old folks stealing pumpkins in groups and expose them for what they are.

That's perfectly reasonable, right?

I'll set mousetraps in the fields to catch mice.

That's perfectly reasonable, right?

According to the law, when elderly people commit crimes, their children can be implicated.

That's perfectly reasonable, right?

“Ding! Your pumpkins were stolen. You recovered 1,000 in losses and received 10 million in returns.”

“Ding! A spoiled brat scratched your car. You recovered 10,000 in losses and received 100 million in returns.”

“Ding! A woman threw a tantrum and violated traffic regulations. You recovered 100,000 in losses and received 1 billion in returns.”

Su Zheng: “Mm, this feels great.”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.