I'm a professional villain actor; my fans are begging me not to kill them.

The police grabbed Bai Ye's arms, but before they could even handcuff him, Bai Ye skillfully extended his hands, the distance between his arms just right.

It was exactly the distance to the handcuffs.

The police officer was taken aback, his expression immediately turning strange. Then, with a click, Bai Ye was handcuffed.

"Comrades, if I said this was a drill, would you believe me?" Bai Ye looked at the serious-looking police officers in front of him, his tone filled with helplessness and a little bit of resignation.

One of the policemen frowned, his sharp eyes scanning the scene.

The scene included crying children, teachers and parents still in shock, the principal lying on the ground pretending to be dead, and inflatable prop knives scattered on the ground.

Then look at the man in front of me, who, though handcuffed, has a calm or rather indifferent gaze and a gloomy demeanor.

Haha, do you think we, the people's police, would believe your nonsense?

The kindergarten principal brushed the dust off her clothes, scrambled to her feet, and rushed over to explain, "Officer, it's a misunderstanding, a misunderstanding! Our kindergarten is conducting an anti-riot and anti-terrorism drill. You see, there's still a banner hanging on the door. This Mr. Bai is a professional actor we hired, specializing in playing criminals! Look how convincing he is!"

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Who taught you to explain it that way?

Teacher Li also came running over, panting, nodding repeatedly: "Yes, yes, we invited him! Perhaps Mr. Bai was acting too convincingly, and some concerned citizens saw it was so realistic that they actually called the police. We're sorry to have troubled you!"

The two police officers had incredibly expressive faces. The emergency calls they received were from extremely agitated citizens describing acts of violence as "extremely brutal," "drunk," "multiple people stabbed," and "corpses scattered throughout a kindergarten"...

The police were in a panic and rushed out before the car had even come to a complete stop, and then you tell me it was just a drill?

Did I lose all my credit?

Ten minutes later.

The headmaster, holding the microphone with an incredibly heavy heart, read out Bai Ye's "glorious achievements".

"This morning, a criminal wielding a 50cm-long weapon broke into the school while the security guards were not paying attention and killed unarmed teachers and students. The casualties were extremely heavy and the lesson was extremely painful."

Preliminary investigations indicate that the incident resulted in 55 deaths and 17 injuries, including 2 security guards, 11 teachers, and 44 students. Five people sustained serious injuries and have been taken to the hospital for treatment.

With the help of security guards and the timely arrival of police, the assailant was successfully subdued.

The principal's face was green. He looked at the students who were as quiet as chickens, the security guards who looked ashamed, and the police officers with complicated expressions. He announced the results of the exercise in an extremely heavy tone.

"I hereby declare this exercise a complete failure!"

The exercise was a great success, therefore a great failure.

"First of all, I want to especially thank our actor, Mr. Bai. Through this realistic simulation, he revealed serious deficiencies in the school's security measures. If we were to encounter such a criminal, could we protect the children's safety?"

At home, kindergarten children are their parents' darlings, cherished and pampered. When the principal wanted to hold a drill, many people objected, saying he was neglecting his duties.

But just now, many parents cast approving glances at him.

The drill left parents feeling a bit scared; if the kindergarten had actually encountered such a problem, their children would have already been gone for a while.

The principal talked on and on, but the kindergarten children just laughed and didn't seem to care.

They are so familiar with the headmaster that they are not afraid of him at all, except for that uncle today who was a little scary.

Many carefree kids even found the game very fun and wanted to play it again.

"Now, please welcome Mr. Bai, who is playing the villain, to the stage to speak."

This decision was made on the spur of the moment by the principal. He had just noticed that the children were afraid of Bai Ye, but not of him. So, Bai Ye had to come out and scare the children.

Bai Ye walked onto the podium, first revealing a bright smile.

The audience gasped in surprise, and some children were so frightened that they cried and scrambled away.

Principal: "..."

This effect is too good!

The policeman's hand unconsciously went to his waist.

Bai Ye thought, "Fine, then I won't laugh, okay?" He put on a serious face.

Whoa! The crying grew even louder.

"Help!"

"Wow! I need my mom!"

"Daddy, save me!"

"Police officer, help me!"

The children were wailing and howling, with snot and tears flying everywhere.

Bai Ye's face darkened, and he snapped, "Stop crying!"

The scene fell silent instantly, and several children who were about to cry with their mouths open seemed to be frozen in place.

"Those guys, come back here!"

The children, scrambling and crawling, had snot and tears all over their faces, and their movements were stiff. They then scrambled back to their seats.

The teachers were dumbfounded. They knew better than anyone how difficult these kids were to manage. They were mischievous, unpredictable, and hard to handle whether you tried to scare them or coax them.

What about Bai Ye?

Standing there, she said, "No crying!" which scared the children so much that they stopped crying.

The phrase "Come back here" was even more outrageous. Teacher Li watched helplessly as the most mischievous and disobedient child, who had almost run away, still shuffled back.

The police were stunned. Many parents like to scare their children by saying "Let the police take you away," so the children usually behave when the police appear. But they had never seen a child behave this well before.

Bai Ye nodded in satisfaction. "Now sit up straight, put your hands on your knees, and spit out what's in your mouth."

The children, with tears in their eyes, pitifully obeyed the order.

Bai Ye began his speech.

He raised his hand and shook the handcuffs on his wrists, which had just been unlocked but he was using again.

"I am sentenced to death for intentional assault, endangering public safety, intentional homicide, and obstructing official duties! The death penalty shall be carried out immediately!"

Bai Ye's voice was loud and clear, and he exuded righteousness.

The moment the word "I did" was uttered, the police officer instinctively stood at attention.

The teachers almost stood up straight; with this kind of air, it must be some leader giving a speech.

The police were shocked. With this kind of attitude, who should be sentenced, you or me?

What a powerful "prisoner's authority"!

The adults were stunned, and the children were even more terrified.

How can going to kindergarten be a death sentence?

Before he could finish speaking, the children burst into tears again.

"Waaaaah, I don't want to be sentenced."

"Wow, I don't want to be shot."

"I want to go home!"

Bai Ye coughed. "Who's crying?"

The crying stopped instantly.

Bai Ye was very satisfied with their performance. He continued to describe the children's crimes as having "despicable motives, particularly cruel methods, extremely serious consequences, extremely unusual locations, and extremely high social harm."

A group of children, none of them dared to raise their heads, each one as obedient as a quail, trembling with fear.

"The very few victims should not whisper among themselves."

Wu Xiaoyue was startled and silently lowered her head.

It's so wicked, yet it's wicked in a way that's actually righteous.

After Bai Ye finished speaking, the room fell silent.