The moment the sulfuric acid was thrown at the wedding, Li Mahai closed her eyes and fled, leaving Meiqi's withered wedding dress and bloody memory behind. He took the remaining money and smuggled across the border, traveling in black cars, ferries, and jungles. He exchanged half-starved and half-fed for a false identity, and escaped into the chaos and unknown of Cambodia.
He became a gangster, washing dishes in a Chinese restaurant in Phnom Penh, and was forced to get involved in the dark whirlpool of society, where he was bullied wantonly by the foreman Atai...
The former perpetrators were reduced to lambs to be slaughtered, and Li Mahai conspired with Rohingya refugee Maung Aung and others to escape...
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I just watched it casually. I didn't expect to keep following it. I'm still not satisfied after watching it. It's a very good movie.
The story is wonderful and the author has rich life experience, as if he has experienced it personally. This is my favorite genre.
There is no hardship that no one can bear. If it were me, would I be any different from him?
This book is also well written, is it true?
I haven't finished reading it yet, but it's quite fascinating. Please give it a good review before continuing! I hope the author will publish more good books!