Quickly wear salted fish, she won by lying down

Linlang didn't want to be too calm and arouse their suspicion, so when she saw that they had snatched her phone and confiscated her passport and other belongings, she pretended to be confused and shouted, "What are you doing!"

The thug who ordered her to take her phone and other belongings looked at her and smiled maliciously, "Look at our little lamb, she doesn't even know what's going on. Liu Qin, come and tell your fellow villager what happened."

Ever since Liu Qin was tricked into coming here, she has been terrified by the way these people deal with those who don't obey. So when she heard the group's leader speak, she stammered, "He...they are just like the fraud group in the US."

"What?! Country D has places like this too?!" Linlang exclaimed, feigning surprise.

Her performance pleased the thugs, and the leader immediately burst into laughter, using a tired internet meme, saying, "Welcome to my world, my precious little princess."

Linlang almost vomited. Unlike the heroines in those novels, she wouldn't fall for him. She just felt that his feigned wicked smile made her want to kill him immediately.

The other party is now making Linlang receive training. Once she's trained in the sales techniques, she'll be used to swindle money from others or lure people in.

Linlang naturally said she was unwilling.

Upon hearing Linlang's refusal, the man's face darkened, and he ordered his men, "Let her go hungry for a day before we talk!"

This is how newcomers are treated: they go hungry for a day. Most people would surrender after just one day of hunger. If they still refuse, they'll be beaten. Under the combination of beatings and hunger, most people can't withstand it and will eventually surrender.

Of course, there are also die-hards. Their ultimate fate is self-evident; you can see their fate in the simulator.

After Linlang and the others left, they released the little bees to observe the location of the fraud gang, so as to find out how many people were in the gang and what the map of their location looked like, providing a reference for dealing with these people in the future.

After observing, Linlang discovered that the place where the fraud gang was located was not very large. That makes sense, since the cost of living in Country D is still very high, it's impossible to build a large-scale industrial park like in Country M.

Although the area is small, there are quite a few scammers there. There is also a small section reserved for die-hards or people who have no sales performance – that is, to be sent to pick up customers.

Once these scammers recruit new members, they can no longer maintain them if they fail to become part of the established scam group. After all, scammers don't do charity. The end result is that they either sell these new members as spare parts or send them to prostitutes, squeezing out every last bit of value from them.

The people who are sent to pick up passengers are in this area, but the people who sell parts certainly won't stay here. Instead, they will be sent to some organ factories—mostly located on cruise ships in international waters—after all, some parts can't just be taken off casually. They need to be properly processed so that they are in good condition and usable when given to those rich and powerful people.

Having investigated the situation thoroughly, Linlang began to take action.

She naturally had to act quickly, because these people were different from others. If they were allowed to stay for another day, they would harm people for another day, and who knew how many people would be cheated out of their money, or even how many people would be cheated and brought into trouble.

Linlang's method was simple and brutal—at night, when the people in the area went to sleep, while she was using the toilet (the place where she was being held in solitary confinement did have a toilet; they wouldn't deprive her of that either, since if they didn't, she would just relieve herself in her room, making a mess), she released the robot while there were no surveillance cameras around. She then became invisible, allowing the robot to swagger out the door. Linlang herself couldn't go out; otherwise, if she went out invisible, the people in the monitoring room would notice her disappearance and definitely look for her. So, the only option was to send the robot out to kill these people.

Of course, to prevent the robot from being discovered when it went out, Linlang opened the door and said that she was hungry and wanted to ask the people for food. While the door was open, the robot slipped out.

Those people naturally wouldn't give her any food, saying that they would only give her food if she agreed to lie, otherwise they wouldn't.

Seeing that the robot had left smoothly, Linlang pretended to be unwilling and closed the door again.

After the robot goes out, it goes to whichever room has the lights off and people are sleeping, and kills them. Linlang had already compiled a list of who could be killed and who couldn't after the little bee observed them during the day, and passed it on to the robot, so the robot would never kill someone by mistake.

Because everyone was asleep with the lights off, the robot's killings caused virtually no disturbance. After all, the robot went in stealthily, and the people were fast asleep. The doors weren't even properly closed, making it easy to enter and kill them. The robots were incredibly fast—they had immense strength; a gentle twist of the neck would snap it, giving no time to react. So, the robot quickly killed many people without anyone noticing.

There's no need to worry about being secretly killed. The robots can't see it. Whether the lights are on or off only affects people, not the robots.

Linlang had another reason for sending the robot to kill people: she wanted to see if the merit of the killing could be attributed to her, since it wasn't her personally who did it.

Logically, she should be credited, because she caused the police to discover Ding Yong's second girlfriend's body, and in the end, all the credit went to her. So, now that she's had the robot kill these criminals, she should also be credited to herself.

Of course, if it really doesn't count, then if something like this happens again in the future, she will have to try her best to handle it herself.

After killing all the sleeping people, the robot returned to Linlang's side.

The scam center didn't notice anything amiss at first. It wasn't until the night shift staff switched shifts with the morning shift staff and realized that the morning shift staff had been waiting for a long time without seeing anyone. When they went to knock on the door, they found the people inside, their bodies already cold.

When the first person was found, the other party did not realize that the person's neck was broken and thought that he had died suddenly from overwork. After finding several people, the other party realized that something was wrong, so they checked carefully and found that the necks of these people had actually been broken.

The way it was twisted so neatly and cleanly must have taken a lot of strength; anyone who saw it felt a chill run down their spine.

What's even more chilling is that two-thirds of the people in their industrial park died—there were fewer people on the night shift, as most were asleep, so they all died.

Two-thirds of the people died without them even noticing. How could they not feel a chill down their spines?
An investigation was immediately launched to find out who did it. (End of Chapter)