Caught at My Holiday Job: They Asked If My AK Was Any Good

[Live-streamed nationwide + Maxed-out veteran + Hardcore odd jobs + Hilarious contrast + Urban fantasy]

The large-scale documentary livestream "Those Beautiful Years", produced by China Central Television, has entered a university campus to uncover inspiring stories of students from impoverished backgrounds.

Reporter Shao Hua zeroes in on Ding Bai, a student in extreme financial hardship: he eats instant noodles, carries a huge water bottle, and spends his winter break digging holes for odd jobs to scrape together the 6,000 yuan for tuition.

Viewers across the country are moved to tears: What a hardworking, thoughtful young man!

But the next second, dozens of police cars come screaming in, and armored SWAT vehicles surround the teaching building!

The entire internet is stunned: Do you really need military-grade firepower to arrest a college student?

Then top-secret files come to light, shattering everyone's understanding of the world:

Freshman year, National Day holiday: he single-handedly tore through the Golden Triangle, with a kill-death record of 232/0!

Sophomore year, summer break: he ranked ninth on the darknet bounty list, under the codename