I Told You to Teach the Law, Not to Teach Crime

Chu Mo transmigrates to a parallel world and joins a reality show about simulated crimes.

The show is meant to entertain the public, but also to warn everyone that no matter what kind of crime is committed, evil will always be brought to justice in the end.

But Chu Mo's arrival changes the direction of the show.

Viewers: "This guy's a criminal genius. It actually looks like his methods could work."

China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission: "Emergency meeting. Revise the procedures immediately."

Public Security Bureau: "Investigate him. Thoroughly. We have to. How could someone like this have no criminal record?"

Inside a stationery shop.

Customer: "Boss, I'd like a ballpoint pen."

Shopkeeper: "ID, please."

Chu Mo, on the livestream: "Anyone who robs people regularly knows that robbing a bank has low returns and high risks. It's not worth it. So we..."

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