Crime, Huh! He Stole My Takeout, Then Reported Me

[Livestreaming] [Insults] [Comedy] [Lighthearted] [Against Moral Blackmail] [Rebel]

The story is fictional. Don't take it seriously.

Lin Fei transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a small-time streamer.

One day, during a livestream, he orders takeout and plans to go downstairs to pick it up after the stream.

Unexpectedly, the food goes missing. He assumes someone took it by mistake.

But after several more orders disappear, he checks the security footage and finds the culprit.

Every time, it's the same "spoiled brat." When he goes to confront the family, they turn the tables on him.

That's criminal!

He adds a note to the order: extra devilishly spicy.

The "spoiled brat" cries from the heat, and the parents show up demanding compensation. If he doesn't pay, they'll report him?

While livestreaming, he runs into a scammer and discovers that someone has spent ten million yuan overseas?

Sorry, my crimes have been exposed. I'll have to follow the internet cable and come over there to silence you.

The scammer cries in terror and promptly reports himself to the police.

Fan: Our stuff is the best. If you can't afford it, don't eat it.

In that case, I'll just build a factory and make it myself.

This man, hailed as godlike, became the darling of the entire internet!!!

This novel is also known as "Livestream: When They Morally Blackmail Me, I Strike Back"

"Livestream: Even Zhang San Can't Do a Thing"

"That's Criminal: Livestreaming Myself Sending Zhang San to Prison"