Live‑Streamed Innocence

Synopsis

In front of tens of thousands of viewers, I picked up a brick and smashed thirty‑eight shared bicycles lined up by the road. As the comments exploded, "She's insane", I smiled and calmly held out my hands to the police officers rushing out of the station. "Sir," I said pleasantly, "please arrest me. I can't wait." In my previous life, I was the perfect scapegoat for my roommate and my boyfriend. They committed a fraud and theft case that shook the entire campus, then used my electronic signature and fingerprints to frame me as the sole perpetrator. I studied law for four years, only to become a casualty of the law itself. I spent ten years in prison. My parents died consumed by grief and hatred. I thought that once I served my sentence, I would finally see daylight again. Instead, the day before my release, they arranged an "accident" inside the prison and killed me. When I opened my eyes again, I was back on the very day they were preparing to close the net. Since they could fabricate evidence placing me at the scene, then I would create an alibi the entire world could never deny.