You Asked Me to Simulate a Scam, So How Did I End Up Scamming My Way to Myanmar?

As of 2022, there were 10 internet users in our country, and around 160 million of them had fallen victim to scams. That means one in every six internet users had been scammed.

The root cause of all this is the scam syndicates represented by those in northern Myanmar.

Their highly sophisticated operations, ruthless methods, and cunning tricks cross every line of human decency and have caused immense harm to our people.

To help prevent scams, Central Television has launched a simulated scam livestream program.

Contestants wear high-tech miniature cameras, giving viewers a scammer's-eye view and exposing the entire process.

Su Bei, a high school student, is among those selected.

At the same time...

Ding! Congratulations, Host. You have been bound to the top-tier Scam System.

Beginner reward: MOSS-level computer intrusion.

And then...

"One hundred million just hit my account!"

"A celebrity is dealing cards live!"

"The head of a northern Myanmar scam syndicate has been lured here..."

This book draws on documented real-life scam cases from northern Myanmar.

Viewers: "Someone should investigate Su Bei! Everyone else is making a show, but he's really scamming people!"

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