This book is also known as The Internet-Famous Kidnapper.
There's a kidnapper who's become a huge online sensation. Recently, he even held a press conference to answer questions from reporters.
Reporter: You're a kidnapper. Why start livestreaming?
Kidnapper: In this age when everyone is a content creator, even kidnappers need traffic.
Reporter: Rumor has it viewers can win a supercar by entering the lucky draw in your livestream. Is that true?
Kidnapper: Yes. Lucky fans can receive 22.5 million in cash, or a LaFerrari of equal value.
Reporter: Word on the street is that you once broke into Blackwind Stronghold at night, took on more than ten thousand gang members by yourself, and kidnapped their boss. Is that true?
Kidnapper: A rumor! Absolutely a rumor! That's completely unrealistic!
Reporter: Why do you always kidnap rich people?
Kidnapper: Because they're rich.
Reporter: Why are rich people always caught off guard and getting kidnapped?
Kidnapper: Because I want to kidnap them.
After reading seven chapters, I don't understand what the author wants to express. There is no motive and no action. At the beginning, he inexplicably kidnaps someone, then starts a live broadcast inexplicably, and then inexplicably doesn't ask for ransom. It's seven chapters, and I'm completely confused.