Chen Mo is an ordinary college student who makes a living by pretending to be a rich second-generation person and setting up live broadcasts to defraud him of rewards.
He and his roommate created a "virtual lover" account, used fake photos to attract fans, and earned over 10,000 yuan a day.
One day, he pretended to use a photo of a glamorous daughter, which prompted a private message from a real person to question him.
During the live broadcast, the student's identity was exposed due to a slip of the tongue, and his whereabouts were locked by the other party.
To make matters worse, Qianjin sneaked into the live broadcast room, saw through the scam, and even approached him.
He unexpectedly awakens the golden finger: whenever someone lies, the phone will automatically record and record the truth.
The first time I saw through her lie of "I'm just an ordinary girl", my hands shook.
She wanted to support a wealthy woman, but instead she was treated as a guinea pig by the real daughter.
Pretend to be overturned, full of jokes, and a light-hearted game of misplaced identity begins.
Well written, the plot is compact and not draggy