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

Ye Sangsang, designated a high-risk individual, accepts an invitation to the beta test of the highly anticipated holographic game "Criminal Files." Known for its extreme freedom, adaptability, and realistic simulations of actual criminal cases, the game demands livestreamed gameplay from its testers. Initially met with skepticism and ridicule due to her delicate, silent demeanor, Ye Sangsang surprises everyone as she progresses through the game. What begins as mockery—suggestions that she would be overpowered as a criminal or a liability as an investigator—transforms into stunned admiration. Audiences are captivated by her terrifying criminal performances, her rapid investigative pace, and the brutal intensity of the victim experiences. The livestream chat shifts from doubt to awe, with some even questioning if Ye Sangsang herself possesses the intelligence of a criminal. The situation escalates when her holographic crime scene simulations begin to help solve actual real-life cases, leaving the audience astonished. Ye Sangsang calmly states, "I only perform once." The story is set in a futuristic fictional world and may reference real cases.