If I asked you to simulate a crime, would you imitate a top thief?

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【Live broadcast + simulated crime + extreme sports + magic + all-round + invincible + cool article】
Chu Chen traveled to a parallel world and found himself a contestant of a simulated crime program!
As long as he conducts relevant criminal activities according to the proposition given by the expert group and is not caught, he will have the opportunity to win the billion-dollar grand prize!
When the program team gave the proposition: robbery!
Seeing that other contestants were either robbing bags or robbing convenience stores, Chu Chen decided to take a different approach and directly chose to imitate extreme thieves, robbed a money transporter, and parachuted through the Swallow Cave!
For a while, the whole network was boiling!
"I asked you to rob, but you robbed a money transporter?"
"What the hell are these eight challenges?"
When the program team gave the proposition: theft! Chu Chen chose to use magic to steal the bank vault!
When the program team gave the proposition: serial killer! Chu Chen directly transformed into Saw Shock to let people understand the true meaning of life!
Watching Chu Chen's various imaginative criminal methods in the program, the program team panicked, and the whole world was shocked!

"If he is a real criminal, the consequences will be disastrous!" - Chinese detective Li Changyu

"A unique and peerless gangster, the most imaginative criminal genius in history!" - "Time" cover character

"The eight extreme challenges he proposed, no one has been able to complete until now!" - People's Education Press history textbook, page 32, paragraph 1