Onmyoji Male Player Poses as Girl Using His OWN Girlfriend's Photos, Scams Fellow Player Out of 90K+ Yuan — 1818 Golden Eye Delivers Again

Today's explosive drama comes straight from 1818 Golden Eye, a well-known Chinese consumer rights TV show — a male player of Onmyoji (commonly nicknamed 痒痒鼠/Yangyangshu, or "Itchy Rat" by the community) posed as a woman to catfish a fellow male player, using his own real girlfriend's photos to sell the deception. The total scam? Over 90,000 yuan. You can't make this stuff up.

From the exposed footage, the scammer went all-in on maintaining his "female player" persona — not only did he steal his own girlfriend's photos to send to the victim, but he even cross-dressed himself. Netizens roasted him mercilessly: "His own girlfriend? That's NTR-ception" and "He even went femboy for the hustle — truly dedicated." The victim was a dude, the scammer was a dude, and the photos used were of the scammer's actual girlfriend. The layers of NTR here are enough to make your head spin.

Once the post hit NGA, the comments exploded with the name "甜心奶兔酱" (Sweetheart Bunny Sauce) — apparently the scammer's online handle. Players were dying: "Sweetheart Bunny Sauce has been caught!" and "Plot twist: I'm not Sweetheart Bunny Sauce — I'm 丧彪 (Savage Tiger)." One commenter summed up the tragedy perfectly: "The scammer has a girlfriend. The whale who spent 90K doesn't. Men in silence, women in tears."

Old-school gamers also dug up eerily similar scandals: "There was a huge scandal in the Trails community — a blogger everyone thought was a goddess turned out to be a chubby dude who catfished multiple male players using his sister's photos, manipulated them into becoming his ghostwriters and strategy guide authors, and they all did it willingly. Everything was a lie." It just goes to show that "straight guys helping straight guys" disasters are a tale as old as time in the Chinese gaming scene.

The post also included a link to the full 1818 Golden Eye report video (https://b23.tv/XLzPFaH), and the barrage comments section was apparently just as wild. Netizens concluded: "1818 Golden Eye never disappoints with their headlines," "Only men truly understand men," and "The scammer has a girlfriend; the simp who spent 90K doesn't. Moral of the story: be funny and sweet-talking — that's the real gacha for finding a partner." The whole community was feasting on this one.