Livestreaming Accident-Damaged Cars for Sale: I've Got a Little Conscience, but Not Much

After transmigrating to a parallel world, used-car dealer Chen Fan gets a “Livestream System.”

All he has to do is sell a car that’s been in a serious accident to earn a generous reward.

The internet’s most shameless streamer is born:

“This 2009 Cayenne only has some peeling paint on the front bumper.”

“This Land Rover’s only been driven for a year. What a steal, and it’s going for a third of the price!”

“This one’s incredible. It’s served three tycoons worth tens of millions! Whoever buys it is bound to get rich!”

But when viewers see Chen Fan holding a peachwood sword, with talismans hanging from his clothes, nobody believes him:

“Streamer, be honest. How many spirit rings does this car have?”

“Streamer, put down that peachwood sword and I’ll believe you.”

“This car’s great. Once you buy it, the previous owner will personally drive you around.”

While Chen Fan is fretting over how to sell his cars, the viewers notice something.

There’s a ghost in the corner of the livestream, but when Chen Fan approaches, it runs away as if it’s seen a ghost.

Gradually, the viewers realize something is off.

This streamer might actually be the real deal.

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