"I......"

"I've been fucking scammed."

"He's the one who's a liar."

Wang was instantly on the defensive, realizing he had been tricked. The person opposite him wasn't a drug dealer or a ruthless killer at all; there was only one person from beginning to end.

He called the police to have himself arrested?

Walking right into a trap?

I'm as stupid as a pig.

Wang wanted to kill himself; after years of swindling, this was too pathetic.

"Officer, what kind of sentence will I get?"

Mr. Wang was so worried he almost cried. He regretted calling the police; he could have just enjoyed a few days of luxury with his billions. He was such a pig-brain.

Seeing Wang's frustrated expression, Captain Li didn't know whether to laugh or cry.

“Originally, the amount of your fraud was ‘huge,’ which is less than ten years, but you cheated Lin Xiaozhe.”

"Now it has become 'an exceptionally large amount'."

"Confiscation of all property, life imprisonment!"

Upon hearing this, Wang turned pale as a sheet of paper and slapped himself hard across the face.

"I damn well extended my sentence and got myself arrested. The worst part is, I didn't get to enjoy a single penny of the money I swindled!"

"Brother, with your IQ, if you go in and learn some skills, and if you still have a chance to get out, just be a proper technician. Don't try to fool people with your intelligence." Captain Li patted his shoulder and sighed sympathetically.

At this moment, Captain Li suddenly remembered something. Recently, news of several college students being tricked into going to northern Myanmar had spread, attracting the attention of higher-ups. They decided to find several anti-fraud anchors to go to key universities in Beijing to promote the cause.

We've already invited Old Chen, who's known for his anti-fraud efforts, and he's decided to recommend Lin Xiaozhe. The two of them can then compete to see who does a better job of anti-fraud propaganda.