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

The next day, Bai Ye went to the police station to receive his second certificate of bravery.

Officer Zhou smiled broadly when he saw him, his eyes filled with an indescribable smile.

Policewoman Huang Xiyue, with a cold face, rolled her eyes at Xiao Zhou.

"What's going on here?" Bai Ye was completely confused. What happened? Did they start arguing?

"Have you reached an agreement?"

Bai Ye probed.

Huang Xiyue blushed, glared at Bai Ye, and said, "What nonsense are you spouting!"

"No, no!" Xiao Zhou was also startled.

Then he burst out laughing, "I just came to see our brave and fearless Officer Huang, hahaha... hiccup!"

Huang Xiyue kicked him, and Xiao Zhou laughed and ran away.

"Hahaha!"

white night:"……"

"What about him?" Bai Ye pointed to his head.

"Ignore him!" Huang Xiyue snorted. "Let's take pictures!"

They were familiar with the process day and night, skillfully obtaining their certificates, receiving rewards, and then giving interviews.

He ended by saying "GG" and added, "I am an actor. In the recently aired 'Hidden Forest,' I played the seemingly refined but actually ruthless Lin Dong. By the way, I am currently playing Li Linfeng in 'Bloodstained Sand.' Please give me your support."

Huang Xiyue, with an eyesore, clapped her hands. "Hey, this is a police station. You're promoting your role as a murderer here. Can I take that as a provocation?"

Bai Ye paused for a moment, then said, "Well, I have something to do, so I'll be going now."

"What's the rush?" Huang Xiyue snorted.

For some reason, she got angry whenever she saw Bai Ye.

Perhaps because of him, I was ridiculed by my colleagues for several days?

Impossible. I'm very magnanimous. It must be that he's just too infuriating.

Bai Ye didn't even turn his head, waving his hand and tossing out a sentence, "In a hurry to kill someone."

The reporters were stunned, staring blankly at the departing white night.

what?

In a hurry to kill someone?

Officers, arrest him quickly!

Huang Xiyue frowned. "What did you say! Come back here!"

"Goodbye, I'm busy going back to acting!"

Bai Ye took off running and disappeared in a flash.

"Don't let me catch you!" Huang Xiyue said harshly, but didn't actually chase after him.

After being taken to the police station twice, Bai Ye's childhood habit of stealing watermelons was brought up again. If he had really committed any crime, he would have been caught long ago.

……

Shocking! A man threatened to "kill" someone at the police station, but the police did nothing!

The report came out quickly, and Bai Ye almost choked when he saw it.

Awesome!

You guys actually dare to write this?

Clickbait headlines have their advantages; netizens can't resist their curiosity when they see the news.

Who's so arrogant, saying they'd kill someone right in front of the police? And the police don't even dare to intervene?

Let's see what's going on.

The BBC was overjoyed upon seeing the headline, as if they had struck gold!

What?! This is amazing! We need to boost traffic and promote this kind of positive news!

When netizens clicked in, they were stunned. They stared at the photos in the news and fell into deep thought.

Isn't this the infamous serial killer who's been making headlines lately? He's been indiscriminately killing people online, shocking the entire internet.

They've actually stormed the police station?

They have connections to the highest levels!

The article then details the events of that day, leaving netizens stunned.

Holy crap, this act of heroism is way too outrageous!

Is this how the police handle cases? They arrest innocent people without even asking questions?

Is there no law anymore? Is there no system anymore? We must file a complaint against them! Indignant netizens are ready to stand up for Bai Ye.

That's just how it is. Even wearing a police uniform doesn't mean you can do whatever you want. What if they arrest Bai Ye today and me tomorrow? If I get arrested, I have no recourse. Isn't that unfair?

Netizens continued reading, and below were photos of Bai Ye taken at the crime scene from the perspective of passersby.

hiss!

My scalp tingled, and a sinister aura filled me.

But then again...

The police's job is to catch bad guys, right? This guy is obviously a criminal, good job catching him!

The comments section amused everyone. A group of netizens who started cursing the police before even finishing reading the content then honestly apologized in their own comments a few minutes later.

There were more than one news report, but without exception, they were all sensationalist headlines.

Why did the robber turn on him after he tried to help?

Angel or Devil?

Kindergarten serial killer × Hero who stood up for what was right

Half Angel, Half Devil: The Actor's Life On and Off Screen

Like sharks drawn by the scent of fish, numerous authoritative media outlets rushed over, and Bai Ye's past was thoroughly exposed.

He is a terrifying villain who scares the actors to tears, a kind-hearted citizen who saves people by the river but is pinned down by the police, an unlucky hero who tries to catch a robber but is falsely accused, a ruthless "thug" who kills without hesitation in a kindergarten play, and an elegant and perverted killer in "The Hidden Forest".

The media headlines actually described his condition very accurately.

Off-screen, he is a hero.

In the play, he is the devil.

Screen devils vs. real-life heroes.

The simultaneous appearance of this extremely contradictory image in Bai Ye makes the news even more topical.

Netizens are all a bit confused.

In the previous video, I saw Bai Ye receiving a certificate for bravery; in the next video, Bai Ye was wielding a knife and indiscriminately killing children in a kindergarten.

One moment it's a funny story of someone saving another person only to get arrested, and the next it's a terrifying story of someone stabbing someone with a knife.

"I feel like I might be going crazy."

"Hey buddy, are you killing someone or saving someone?"

"Can you just give me a straight answer?"

"Is it possible that he saved people because killing them would have been more satisfying?"

The stuck sheep: I know this place well!

The official media these days are not like they used to be; their most frequent activity is simply reposting.

One media outlet reported it, and multiple media outlets reposted it, all of which were official media.

How influential are reports from official media? A single repost can easily garner hundreds of thousands of views and countless reposts.

Many people know Bai Ye as a person, and Lin Dong as a character he played.

Bai Ye became popular, but many people still prefer to call him Lin Dong.

Even Bai Ye's grandfather knew about this.

"Xiaoye, they all say you've done something wrong. Grandpa doesn't know how to help you. If you really have done something wrong, run away as fast as you can, the farther the better."

Bai Ye felt a lump in his throat. This was his grandfather. Even though he thought Bai Ye was a murderer, he still cared about his safety.

"Grandpa, I'm fine. I was just acting. Look at this certificate. It was given to me by the police officer after I saved someone."

After much effort to appease Grandpa and explain for a long time, the old man was still somewhat skeptical. However, he finally told him that if all else failed, he should run to Yunnan Province, where the mountains are high and the forests are dense, making it less likely to be caught. He also suggested that he go abroad to avoid trouble.

Bai Ye was both amused and exasperated. He could only lie and say that he remembered, and then casually transferred five thousand yuan to him.

Having witnessed the phenomenal success of "The Hidden Forest," Bai Ye is now eagerly anticipating "Bloodstained Sand."