Simulated Crime, This Criminal Doesn’t Seem to Be Acting 2

As a highly dangerous individual, Ye Sangsang once received an invitation to the closed beta of the holographic game Crime Files.

A game with an extraordinary degree of freedom and adaptability, its simulations were extremely realistic, and every scenario was adapted from a real criminal case. The announcement of its closed beta immediately attracted enormous attention.

The closed beta came with one condition: she had to livestream herself playing the game.

Fragile / beautiful / silent—these were the words synonymous with Ye Sangsang.

In the closed beta of this nationally anticipated game, Ye Sangsang once achieved an all-SSS rating.

When she returned once again, what awaited Ye Sangsang was still ridicule.

“As a criminal, she has the kind of aura that makes you think she’ll start crying the moment she picks up a knife.”

“Can she even investigate a case properly? The criminal could be standing right in front of her, and she’d probably still be off in Makka Pakka land!”

“She’d be more suited to playing the victim—a lamb waiting to be slaughtered!”

But as the cases progressed, Ye Sangsang gradually left the audience dumbfounded.

“Sister Sang, I’m begging you, stop acting! Your criminal looks more like a criminal than the actual criminal!”

“How did she realize something was wrong?! I reviewed the whole thing and still can’t figure out what gave it away!”

“Help, is she really the victim? Then why is the criminal gone too?!!!”

The livestream chat went from being filled with doubt to being filled with admiration.

Some people even began to suspect that she herself was a highly intelligent criminal.

Until later, when Ye Sangsang’s holographic crime simulations uncovered the stories hidden behind one scenario after another!

Audience: ???!!! Holy shit!

Ye Sangsang looked directly into the camera.

“Please remember: I only act once.”