Livestreaming from Prison [Interstellar]

Free room and board, fully furnished, no rent. Just bring yourself and move in.

Welcome to Room 10, Ward Four, Lion Prison.

Qiao Mobai was a brand-new tour guide, full of ambition as he led visitors around the local wildlife park. Then one of them shoved him into the crocodile pond.

When he climbed out, the visitors were gone, and the world had changed.

After the police brought Qiao Mobai in and asked his name and occupation, they promptly sent him deep into the cells of a special prison.

And locked him up with a bunch of lunatics.

Qiao Mobai: "So, I'm really going to prison?"

Cellmates: "That's right!"

Outwardly laid-back but inwardly in utter turmoil, Qiao Mobai was shocked to discover that his phone could connect to Earth's livestream platform. And so began his livestreams, sharing the experience of serving time across the stars with the people of Earth.

Thanks to all the angels supporting the official release.

My new book, The Human Eradication Plan, is now in my profile. Feel free to add it to your library if you're interested.

New book blurb:

Ding! Congratulations, you are now a low-level zombie living among humans.

Now, answer the following question.

You are an ordinary player. The world is in chaos, and the time has come for you to emerge and claim dominion over all.

You have two paths to choose from.

A. Become a zombie and rule humanity.

B. Remain human and eradicate the zombies.

Sang Ji: "Isn't that a little discriminatory against zombies? I choose B."

Ding! Congratulations, you are now a low-level zombie living among humans. First mission: kill a human or win one over.

Sang Ji: "..."

Many years later, Sang Ji stood among a vast horde of zombies and asked the game's Supreme God, "How do I get you to undo this damn binding?"

Supreme God: "Receive a kiss of true love. The target: the human leader."

Sang Ji: "You're the one running a horror-themed game. Say that again, and tell me what the hell you're asking for!!!"

Theme: Equality, freedom, justice