After Being Deceived into Northern Myanmar, I Escaped with All the Female Prisoners

They said they would earn 30,000 yuan a month, including food and housing. I believed it. It wasn't until I was pushed into the windowless van and until I saw the women with empty eyes behind the barbed wire fence that I realized that this was not a high-paying job, but hell. Northern Myanmar. Electronic fraud park. Purgatory on earth. The men were forced to make phone calls to swindle money, the women were locked up in another building, and cries filled the corridors every day. And I, a top engineer, became the only variable among this group of desperate people. In thirty days, I figured out all the sentry posts. Forty days, I remembered the time for the changing of the guard. At three o'clock in the morning on the forty-fifth day, it rained heavily. I pried open the rusty iron door. Behind him were one hundred and thirty-seven women in ragged clothes. Behind him were pursuers with guns and barking wolf dogs. Ahead, there are dense forests, landmines, and the only way to survive. This time, it wasn't whether I could escape. But - whether they can live to see the sun tomorrow.