When a Mental Patient Was Kidnapped, the Human Traffickers Broke Down in Tears

Thrilling, extremely frightening, extremely desperate, a lonely chivalrous woman, strong as steel, resourceful and courageous, rising like a leopard, experiencing twists and turns, and rising from the ashes. Although it is a novel, it is extremely enjoyable and comforting to watch.

Fascinating, it takes us into a wilderness mountain village, into that wilderness area where we are powerless and unable to resist. The desire to survive follows the heroine step by step.

This book I came across by chance is very good and an unexpected surprise.

Ordinary people don't know the dark side. The author dares to reveal that some people in mental hospitals are not mentally ill, but after entering, it is difficult to return to a normal life. The author's call for justice is worthy of praise.

The plot is good, the writing is good, and there are few ratings and comments. It's a good story that I accidentally picked up.

It's good-looking, logical and fast-paced.

A mad woman in a lunatic asylum was abducted and trafficked into a remote and ignorant mountain village, where she made drugs in a mine. She was brought to justice by this mad woman. The story is told from the protagonist's first point of view, and the heroine is very powerful. It's a rough look, but there are a lot of loopholes in the second half. I won't read it anymore. 2025.1025

Good story, compact and logical thinking

It's very inspirational, and it's also a story with ups and downs.

Very well written. The subject matter is novel, the conception is clever, the structure is rigorous, and the description is detailed. Describes the details of a pseudo-psychotic woman's abduction and escape from a first-person perspective. Unconventional.