You Asked Me to Livestream a Hike, So Why Did I Catch Every Criminal?

Hao Shuai, terminally ill with cancer, throws caution to the wind. He sells off his assets and signs up for Haishi's first live-streamed hiking challenge to the capital.

Each contestant is paired with a cameraman, and the two must earn their own money for food and lodging.

Reach the capital within the time limit and attract the most viewers, and you win a prize of 100 million.

At a crucial moment, Hao Shuai binds to the Crime Buster System. Catching criminals extends his life, and he can also draw rewards.

Day one: He foils a rapist by pretending to be hit by his car, earning a 3,000-yuan bounty.

Day two: He goes out for barbecue and happens to expose a back-alley cooking-oil operation, earning 30 more days of life.

Day three: He takes down a whole gang of robbers, earning three lucky boosts.

While the other contestants are making one steamed bun last three days, he and his cameraman Xiao Hei have already checked into a five-star hotel.

The live stream erupts: "You were supposed to hike and livestream, but you're catching a criminal every day and staying in five-star hotels?"

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