The grievance of three yuan on a rainy night made Lin Bai, an ordinary diner, discover the secret behind the pop-up window for complaining on the platform - it turns out that "rights protection" does not require reasoning. A hair that appeared out of thin air, an excuse for the food to be cold, false accusations of false delivery... She understood the blind spots of the rules of the food delivery platform, from paying a single person to have a free meal, to bringing foreign objects with her to fake food safety incidents, forcing small and micro businesses to go private, and causing riders to have their money deducted and lose their jobs.
When zero-cost arbitrage supported her, Lin Bai no longer stopped. She sneaked into the professional gambling circle, registered small accounts in batches and scanned stores across platforms, worked with gangs to claim high amounts of money, threatened new stores to close, and turned malicious complaints into a gray industry chain. Small shops in the business district closed down one after another, and the injured riders formed a group to fight back. The risk control of the platform was upgraded, and market supervision and the police intervened accordingly.
From wanton harvesting to hiding at the bottom, from identity exposure to being arrested on a rainy night, Lin Bai confessed hundreds of blackmail facts one by one and faced the life she had ruined in court. The heroine who is not whitewashed and the writing style that is not deliberately refreshing reveal the dark side of malicious claims in the food delivery industry - people who have been hurt by life become a sharp knife that hurts the same kind, sinking in the loopholes of the rules, and finally being counterattacked by law and justice.
Purpose: To expose the malicious complaints about illegal food delivery and the blind spots of platform rules, and reflect on it\\
