I Sell Figurines on Livestream, and Viewers Report Me for Human Trafficking

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Bai Fengyu inherits a run-down silicone doll factory.

To make ends meet, he tries advertising on short-video platforms.

One day, while scrolling through videos, he suddenly sees a notification from the System.

"The woman is willful and domineering, and has cheated several times. Their relationship score has fallen to single digits, and the chance of a breakup is as high as 98%. We recommend following her as a highly targeted user!"

Seeing this, Bai Fengyu promptly hits follow.

Then he comments: "Happy breakup! Hope you're happy! You can find someone better! Longfeng Pavilion's life-size adult dolls: the perfect choice for a sweet, obedient girlfriend!"

As the saying goes, it's better to tear down ten temples than to break up one marriage.

But he does the exact opposite.

Naturally, this behavior draws condemnation from countless netizens.

But when they angrily click into Bai Fengyu's account and see the promotional videos he's made, they're instantly stunned.

A doll? A mannequin?

You're telling us that stunning beauty in the video, with her fair skin and long legs, is a lifelike doll?

Do you think we're idiots?

Call the police!

This guy is trafficking people!

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