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

Ye Sangsang, classified as a high-risk individual, receives an invitation to beta test "Criminal Files," a holographic game renowned for its high freedom, adaptability, and realistic simulations based on actual criminal cases. The beta launch requires her to livestream her gameplay. Known for her delicate, beautiful, and quiet demeanor, Ye Sangsang's participation surprises many. Initial reactions are dismissive: skeptics question whether she can handle the criminal role or function as an investigator, doubting her capability as anything but a burden. As gameplay progresses, Ye Sangsang's performance astonishes audiences. Her strategic brilliance as a criminal, investigative prowess, and victim gameplay transform viewer skepticism into admiration. Chat discussions shift from ridicule to awe, with some speculating she might be an actual high-intelligence criminal. The turning point comes when her holographic simulations help solve multiple real-life cases. Audiences are left stunned. When confronted, Ye Sangsang simply states: "Please note, I only perform once."