After observing for a long time, the otaku felt that the time was right to take action.

Following the pattern he had figured out, he chose Monday afternoon and waited on the road that Wen Shu would inevitably take home.

He followed Wen Shu in the morning, so he knew what clothes she wore, what hairstyle she had, and her cycling habits, so he waited there early.

Autumn has arrived, and the days have already shortened. By six o'clock, the sun is about to set, and the sky is gradually darkening.

The otaku was worried that it would be too bright and he would be easily spotted by people around him, but he didn't expect that Wen Shu would be working overtime. She didn't appear at that section of road at the usual time of six o'clock, but arrived late after the starting point.

The otaku was overjoyed, feeling that God was on his side.

Wen Shu was wearing the same blue jeans, black top, white helmet, and white shoes she had worn that morning.

Even the black mourning cloth she wore on her arm because someone in her family had died was in the same spot.

When she rode over on her bike, the otaku recognized her at a glance.

He immediately started his car and quickly followed. Just as Wen Shu turned at an intersection, the otaku man quickly approached and kicked her hard.

With a loud thud, the electric scooter and its rider fell to the ground.

Because she was wearing a helmet, her head didn't hit the flower bed and bleed. After a brief struggle, she got up from the electric scooter.

When the otaku saw Wen Shu get up, he panicked. Was she still alive?

If she's not dead, how can you make her die?

The otaku was at a loss; this wasn't what he had planned.

His plan was for someone to die, but the problem is that Wen Shu is still alive, so what should he do?

If someone dies instantly in a car accident, then it's considered a traffic accident. However, if someone is stabbed again, then it could be considered intentional homicide.

Before taking any action, the otaku had thoroughly researched all of this.

What do we do now?

The otaku panicked, but he still stiffly reached out and helped the person who had fallen to the ground up. "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to."

The other person reached out and took off their helmet, revealing a stranger's face.

A woman with a fierce look started yelling, "Can't you even ride a bike? Are you crazy? If you're going to ride a bike, why aren't you crashing into us?"

The woman didn't see the otaku kick her and assumed it was an accidental bump.

The otaku was stunned. It wasn't Wen Shu?

Wait a minute? He clearly remembered that Wen Shu was wearing this outfit this morning, so how come she looks like a different person?

Upon closer inspection, he realized that because of the dim light, every piece of clothing this person was wearing looked very similar to Wen Shu's clothes. But upon closer inspection, he discovered that they were not exactly the same.

Although he had been waiting there and had secretly taken a picture of Wen Shu in the morning, as it got dark and he became nervous, he mistook her for someone else.

The woman took out her phone to call the police, but the man had to persuade her to give up.

He eventually paid the woman 1,200 yuan as compensation, and she walked away cursing.

The otaku realized his first plan had failed, and he needed to come up with a second one. He was a little dumbfounded!

He lacked experience, and his mode of transportation, shared electric scooters, made it quite inconvenient.

He wanted to get rid of people and take money from Lin Jingyu, but he didn't want to take legal responsibility. This is probably what all lawbreakers want to do.

The problem is that very few people can do it so perfectly, so the otaku had to redo his second setup.

If electric vehicles can't achieve this, cars are indeed a good alternative. Didn't he see a news report a few days ago about a drunk driver who hit and killed a woman?

The otaku had a great plan in mind, but he didn't have a car, so he went back to Lin Jingyu to ask for the money to rent one.

He had already promised to uninstall the social media platform for Lin Jingyu, but the problem was that he had no way to contact Lin Jingyu; Lin Jingyu could only contact him unilaterally.

In order to get in touch with Lin Jingyu, the otaku downloaded the social media app again and left a message for her in the background, asking her for the money for the subsequent car rental.

When Lin Jingyu got her phone and wanted to browse the internet, she was furious when she saw the otaku's comments.

Why did he reinstall the platform when we told him to uninstall it?

She asked angrily: Didn't I tell you to uninstall social media? Why did you reinstall it?

The otaku said: "Isn't that because I can't contact you? Look at the messages I left you, what do you say about that?"

Lin Jingyu was furious, thinking that the otaku was a good-for-nothing who only caused trouble.

She said directly: "Don't do this! It was just a joke, I didn't expect you to take it seriously."

With a brain like his, he'd get caught even if he did it.

Given the significant risks involved, Lin Jingyu felt it would be better to hire someone else to do it.

That nerdy guy is so stupid, he's not smart enough, and he doesn't even know how to avoid suspicion. Is he trying to get himself killed?

After Lin Jingyu finished speaking, she ignored the otaku, but the otaku was not about to give up.

He immediately said, "You're only telling me now? I already did it today! It was just too dark, and I chose the wrong target. Not only did I not make any money, I also lost several hundred yuan, which I haven't even asked you for. Besides, who succeeds on their first try like this?"

Lin Jingyu was so angry that her mind went blank. She retorted angrily, "How come others can succeed, but you can't? Do you think Wen Shu's grandmother died? Look at the news and use your brain!"

Upon seeing this conversation, the otaku's first thought was of a news story he'd seen online about an elderly woman who had died.

The nerdy guy pressed on: Did you have Wen Shu's grandmother run over and killed?

To show that he was just asking a simple question, the otaku added: I don't believe he succeeded on his first try!

In fact, Lin Jingyu regretted saying those words as soon as she finished speaking, but she couldn't retract them on the social media platform.

Lin Jingyu felt a little regretful. How could she have said such a thing in a fit of anger?

She quickly added: "Don't talk nonsense like that. What I mean is, if murderers could all be like car accidents, like they happened by accident, then we could rest easy."

Lin Jingyu felt she needed to distance herself from this person immediately because he was too stupid; not only could he not help her, he would only harm her.

So she said: "Forget it, consider the 50,000 yuan as my donation to you. Whatever you do in the future has nothing to do with me. That's it. I won't reply to you again, and there's no chance we'll ever meet again."

After Lin Jingyu finished speaking, she took the lead in deleting her chat history on social media. After thinking about it, she was still worried, so she borrowed a phone from another aunt and called the otaku. "You'd better delete all the messages and records on social media, so that people won't think you're a murderer."