Live Law Lessons: You're an AI Scamming Superstar?

Bai Yu transmigrated to a parallel world. Although he was still essentially himself, his life had taken a completely different path.

In his previous life, he was a police officer who could never show his face in public: an undercover agent.

Now, he could experience being a police officer who met people every day: a public relations officer.

It was only a livestream about randomly assigned jobs, but aren't your promotional tactics a little questionable?

You're promoting anti-fraud, but you teach viewers how to use AI to scam people on the spot?

You're livestreaming an anti-vice operation, but you teach them how to find illicit establishments?

You can even recreate the methods behind cold cases that have gone unsolved for decades?

That might be one thing, but why do the stories about the underworld you tell during anti-crime campaigns sound like they're from personal experience?

Bai Yu: "Just tell me, did I get the message across or not?"

A relevant official looked at the trending topics, where almost all of the top ten were about the law. After a long silence, he asked:

"Young man, why don't you just become a police officer for real?"

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