My Life in Prison

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I found that the author's personality is exactly the same as mine. The experiences were very similar. It's just that I didn't go to jail, but my mental state before going to jail made me feel the same way. I regret my former self every day now. I was beaten thousands of times by society before I realized a little bit of truth. From the time I was 18 to now 24, it's actually no different than being in prison, and even more painful... I've been very emotional lately, always imagining some scenes in my head to move myself, and often cry when no one is around. Maybe my mentality is not that good 🤦 and I feel a bit depressed.

The author's writing is very good. Although I cannot relate to it, I once had the experience of losing my freedom for several months (being admitted to a mental hospital). Losing freedom is very depressing and uncomfortable. The author's book made me very sympathetic and brought tears to my eyes. Everyone should work hard and live a better life The period of time when I lost my freedom is still painful for me. After reading the author's book, I suddenly realized that many people have lost their freedom. I should not be depressed all the time. I should use the days when I lost my freedom as a node in my life to live a good life. Thank you to the author for his book, which made me think a lot.

It sounds like a prison in the north, from a detention center to a prison, it's pretty much the same! I won't comment on whether the writing is good or not, but it vaguely brought me back to the high-walled iron grid! Our place is called the New Prison, and I was the criminal instructor when I was there.

It was well written. The detention center at that time must have been different from now. I had just been released from the detention center a few days ago! But it is very similar. I am now on bail awaiting trial. Please wish me not to be sentenced. I deeply regret it. After reading this book, I feel that I have experienced several years of punishment with the author...

I have had this kind of experience twice, and maybe this is because I feel the same way. Like boiled cabbage, the dog's food tastes better than ours. There are dozens or twenty people crowded together, and you can eat, drink, and defecate without any privacy. There are many more. After reading your book today, I am more determined.

It's very well written, touching and tear-jerking. It looks great, I agree with the last part. Except for a few people who can do whatever they want, most people are still restricted within some rules and regulations.

The novel is very real, and the author's psychological description is also very delicate, truly reflecting the life in prison. I always thought that I would be beaten when I went to prison and bullied by prison bullies every day. After reading this novel, I realized that prisons are also quite humane.

It's wonderful, written very truthfully and delicately, and it's a book that can serve as a warning to the world.

Well done, well written

It is really impossible to write without personal experience. After all, this cannot be freely expressed through imagination. In order to warn others, the author has the courage to write about his disgraceful experience, which is worthy of praise from readers.