My Years as a Piglet in Northern Myanmar

Under the high walls, every "I love you" comes with a price tag.

"Don't trust her. She's lying to you."

But when he crosses thousands of miles just to rescue the lover who vanished three months ago,

what awaits him is a meticulously planned, deadly trap.

Chen Wang thinks this is just an ordinary reunion across borders.

Carrying the hope of mending their broken relationship, he boards a flight to northern Myanmar, unaware that his name is already on the "piglet" list. His file bears a cold assessment: Grade B value, requires close supervision.

Beyond the high walls lies another world.

There is no law here, only rules; no dignity, only performance targets.

Once a skilled sanda fighter, he is now a "new recruit" on a fraud production line.

And Li Nan, the woman he is willing to risk his life to save, sits in the supervisor's office, her makeup immaculate, calmly instructing her subordinates: "Keep an eye on him. I want him closing deals this month."

By day, under surveillance, he learns how to use warm, caring words to drain the savings of one stranger after another.

At night, he lies on the cold concrete floor, listening to screams coming from the room next door...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.