
Myanmar's North: Forced into Submission
缅北:强迫臣服
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- Ongoing
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- 3.7M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 11d ago
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- Fanqie
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It's quite attractive, and the more you look at it, the better it gets.
The article is very true, I like it
My daughter was deceived by her classmates to go to Guangzhou to engage in pyramid schemes. She went there for 50 days in the winter of 2000, and she was involved in a pyramid-shaped scam. I have called countless times about self-help methods from the 114 platform. At that time. I just learned that in that area of Guangzhou 🈶Panyu, Zhongshan Avenue, she said, she invested in a clothing factory. I was working as a nanny in Beijing that year, and kind-hearted neighbors and company leaders enlightened me and made me understand a truth. During the 50 days she called me, I didn't answer her calls and I didn't pay her. I no longer have contact with my daughter. There is nothing she can do! She picked up the kitchen knife and wanted to commit suicide. There was no other way, but the pyramid scheme gang let her come back unscathed. The author wrote a true portrayal of the MLM gang, full of positive energy👍👍👍
Is this the author's real experience? It's too painful and too dangerous, Baozi, your parents must feel so sorry for you, I really feel for you, Lin Fei, and Brother Cheng are already so old, but it's too tiring for a professor to go out to fight all the time. . Listen to such a captivating novel that you won't be able to stop listening. I just feel like there's a bit of a mess behind it. What's going on with the cell phone your brother left behind? Also, Lin Fei went out to be a pirate and robbed. Why was it written later that he could finally sit up? Then you didn't hang up Wu Kun's phone directly and basically showed off your cards. Why did you go to find Wu Kun again later? Maybe I didn't understand it, I listened to it while I was sleeping. And Miaomiao must be a great beauty, a super nice woman, otherwise you wouldn't like her so much. I used to make random comments about Miaomiao when I was halfway through listening to the book. It was because you said bad things about your wife that I said that about Miaomiao. I'm really sorry.
This book is well written, and Tang Huan is great.
Your storyline is exciting and may be true.
Myanmar criminals must be severely punished!
It opened my eyes and taught me a lot. Don't trust anyone, don't be greedy for small profits, be careful of being cheated, he is scary.
I hope the people who were deceived come back safely!
The writing is good. The protagonist uses a younger brother's point of view to narrate the true process of people hearing about cough in northern Myanmar. Now that college students have graduated, it is hard to find a job. Be careful not to talk to strangers. If you are not careful, you will fall into an abyss.