Metropolis: the Text Messages That Lied to Me Came True

"Hello, this is the World Famous Car Exchange. You won a special prize at our exhibition. You only need to pay a handling fee of two thousand yuan to get the prize supercar Silber Tuatara." That night, Su Ze, who was very drunk, saw the scam text message and naively sent the money to the other party. So, the next morning, there was a white supercar worth 50 million yuan downstairs in the community. Since then, various scam text messages and phone calls have followed: "Hello, I am a real estate developer in Magic City... I can give you ten apartments in the school district and a Tan Palace villa in the future." "Hello, I am Guy of the Rothschild family... I can give you one billion in return afterwards." "Hello, I am the chief executive of I. M. Pei Architectural Design Office... I can transfer the 'One Center' office building to your name." "..." Ever since, there has been a legend about the takeaway boy in Shanghai. .. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.