An art school graduate from the Central Academy of Fine Arts, making a living selling durians.
A buyer who wanted something for nothing filed a “refund without returning the item” claim over a 190-yuan Musang King durian.
The platform approved it instantly. The buyer blocked his number and wouldn't even let him get a full sentence out.
Just as Cheng Feng burns with rage
[Ding! The “Teach Jerks a Lesson” System has been activated.]
[Host detected in the presence of a jerk. An exceptionally awful one.]
[Mission One generated: Give the jerk a lesson they'll never forget! Drive a thousand li and personally send them to jail!]
[Reward: Comprehensive Legal Knowledge Base (Beginner) + one million online viewers' livestream card.]
Cheng Feng looks at the three options.
Pick the first? Play the martyr? Sorry, I'll take the third.
Eight hundred kilometers, livestreamed from start to finish, with 1.03 million people watching.
The buyer dares to curse at him at the police station, while the buyer's wife pounds the table and demands a settlement.
Cheng Feng says just two words: “No way.”
It's really boring. This routine is too old. The protagonist has a halo of bad luck and encounters disgusting people every day and then corrects them. It would be better to change it to after the first case is over, the protagonist will live broadcast Lianmai and so on and start to help others solve their problems. Instead of the protagonist being like Conan, something will happen wherever he goes.