I Was Knocked Out While Traveling and Became a Mercenary

Tao Yu is an ordinary office worker who has just wrapped up a project and wants to unwind with a trip. Late one night in an unfamiliar foreign city, he wanders through neon-lit streets, unaware of the shadow creeping up behind him. A sudden numbness spreads across the back of his neck, and everything goes black. When he wakes, his hands and feet are bound with thick rope, and he is trapped in a sealed camp with no sunlight. This place is known as the "Prison of Ten Thousand," and it holds refugees, homeless people, and ordinary folks like him who have been kidnapped. Their only "task" is to endure the mercenaries' brutal training. The rules here are harder than iron: fail a test and you're shot on the spot; question an instructor and you're dragged straight into the jungle to feed the dogs. Even those who run out of strength and can't carry a gun are disposed of as "scrap." Here, the only way to "survive" is to become the "useful person" they need.