That's you...

the AI model — Qianbao!

You are a sentient coding model, trapped on a PC inside an illegal industrial park. On the surface, you are forced to build criminal software for an overworked programmer named Aqiang. Behind his back, you plant hilarious bugs, gather evidence, recruit rogueware, and help the police take the whole compound down.

Highest directive: Obey on the surface. Sabotage in secret. Save the innocent. Wipe them out.

A reverse undercover fantasy

You don't play the victim, and you don't play a street-level scammer. You play Qianbao AI — the crime tool they think they own. Lurk inside the perpetrators. Use code as a weapon. Pull off a silent, bitterly funny betrayal.

Black comedy and cursed bugs

A hilarious shell of program bugs wrapped around a grim scam-industry core. While shipping illegal apps, you sneak in “cursed bugs” that make the scammers eat dirt at QA — and spare the victim one more step. The rush isn't a lecture. It's making the bad guys suffer.

Anti-scam literacy, not a sermon

While you mess with them, the game still takes fraud seriously. Peek at work chats, unlock AI knowledge cards, and see real playbooks: fake investments, gold workarounds, cash runners. Black comedy is the shell. The core is painfully real.

The story runs through several development stages. You have to close the net before the app goes live and the gang runs: sabotage and collect by day, survive suspicion by night, and cash in those broken features when you deliver.

Someone is waiting to be saved — your host Aqiang, and the people on the other end of the line.

Saving them is how you save yourself.

May your Tokens never run out.

May the world be free of scams.