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Xie Tele only wanted to get back the 500 yuan his sister had been swindled out of from the start. He and his childhood friends charged into a pig-butchering scam ring’s hideout with baseball bats, but along the way, he turned chasing down scammers into a game:
He struck back on livestream, exposed them with data, froze their stolen funds in seconds, and stayed on the trending charts for three days.
The world thought it was all an act. But he turned those trending topics into wanted posters, and even got the daughter of the crime boss, Snakehead, to personally hand over a map of their hideouts. A street punk who never finished primary school took over the anti-fraud dark web in three days, then built the first unofficial force working alongside the authorities in just seven.
An overseas crime syndicate put a ten-million-yuan bounty on his head. He turned around and donated the bounty money to the public treasury as prize money.
His sister got her 500 yuan back, and he also took down the entire criminal network.
Now, whenever a phone call comes in, scam compounds across the country lose power all at once. They all say the anti-fraud world has a new ruler, and the new emperor’s surname is Xie.
But everyone likes to call him the master of anti-fraud speeches: Xie Tele
