Most articles about prisons are written to grab people’s attention. Only those who have walked out of prison know what’s true.
Everything I write comes from what I experienced. Some of it is exaggerated, but it’s all real.
I didn’t want to look back, but I can’t keep it all in. If you don’t like it, don’t attack me.
The characters are fictional. Please don’t assume they’re based on anyone in particular.
Niu Jun was reborn on the first day of his previous life in prison.
He recorded everything he saw and heard in prison, one thing at a time.
Prison is both society and a world of its own. It isn’t all about fighting: it also takes courage and cunning.
Leaving Prison is, in truth, the stage where an insignificant man like me comes to his senses.
I’d also like to dedicate this book to the judicial police officers who work quietly behind the scenes, like Instructor Qiguang.
I've been to Bei'an Prison. We called the senior duty officers "affairs," and there were things like station leaders, team leaders, and chief statisticians... But you wrote well, keep it up!
That's interesting; it seems to be based on true events. Author, are we from the same place? Looking forward to more! Good, keep it up! 🤭 It's getting interesting!
The more I look at it, the better it looks; it feels so real. I've heard so many things about it. Maybe it's true.
Great! It's novel; there's a kind of sadness called "having you"! There's a place called prison...
Just to give you some background, this book isn't based on hearsay; it's just that the author isn't the real person.
That's good, it's like one story after another. It seems prison isn't all bad after all.