Karma Livestream: I Rewrite Fate, and the Whole Internet Explodes

Lin Chen awakens the All Things Cause-and-Effect Livestream System. The brand on his neck was paid for with a dead person's life.

The killer in a dismemberment case from three years ago escaped justice. After a thousand days of petitioning, the victim's father died on the road. Lin Chen goes live and pinpoints the fugitive's location in front of eight million viewers. A rooftop confrontation leaves the murderer on his knees, breaking down. The internet erupts, official media repost the stream, and the trending charts explode.

But the System tells him: this is only the beginning.

A high school senior falls from a building, while her homeroom teacher leaves her plea for help on read. An elderly care home resident goes missing, and surveillance footage shows them being taken away in a mysterious van. The killer in a cold case now sits impeccably dressed in the front row of a charity gala.

There are no gifts or tips in Lin Chen's livestream, only one message: A life for a life, and debts must be repaid.

From one person to an entire city, from a single thread of cause and effect to a nationwide web of crime. While everyone thinks he's livestreaming, he's rewriting fate.

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