Prison Guards, Stop It! The Inmates Called the Police in the Middle of the Night

"Hello, 911? I'm being subjected to inhuman torture in prison!"

That was already the seventh inmate to call the police this month.

Jiang Cheng transmigrated into an intern prison guard at a maximum-security prison. On his very first day, a legal education documentary livestream moved into the prison.

With the whole country watching, he began a ridiculous career as a guard that gave his superiors heart palpitations and drove inmates to despair:

He made a gang boss perform a girl group's dance, and as they danced, they uncovered a lead in a family massacre from three years ago.

He forced a commercial fraudster to hand-copy the Criminal Law until he could recite it backward, and the copying turned up a list of a transnational money-laundering ring.

He played a DJ remix of "Tears Behind Bars" by a death row inmate's bed in the middle of the night. By the third night, the inmate broke down and confessed to nineteen unsolved crimes...

From then on, the provincial department made a custom handbook of conduct regulations for Jiang Cheng. Every page said "Prohibited."

His colleagues looked at him and wondered: Is this kid insane or a genius?

The inmates looked at him and thought: Don't mess with him. Don't mess with him. Just reform yourself. Reform yourself properly.

The viewers flooded the chat: Officer Jiang, please stop!

Looking at another shocking case newly unlocked on the System panel, Jiang Cheng smiled faintly. Stop? I've only just begun.