You Want to Reveal My Browsing History? Fine, I’m the One Who Killed Him

The protagonist transmigrates into another version of himself in a parallel world, only to discover that he's been caught up in a murder case.

When he hears that Zhang San wants to expose his browsing history to prove his innocence, the protagonist would rather confess than have his secrets aired in public.

Just then, he awakens a System.

It turns out he has to reveal his own private information to earn rewards.

Zhang San tells the protagonist to read aloud what he was looking at on the night of the murder!

The judge keeps urging him on, too.

In court, the protagonist has already been pushed onto the platform for public humiliation.

He has no choice.

The protagonist reluctantly takes his browsing history.

He looks at the list.

His jaw drops!

The version of him in this parallel world is such a liability!

"Can I get into a bachelor's program by inventing a 2 nm lithography machine?"

"Is it illegal to counterfeit American dollars in China?"

"If I steal the technology for an American aircraft carrier by some means, will the government reward me?"

Wouldn't those searches get him investigated immediately if he read them aloud?

He'd be better off dying of embarrassment!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.