Inside the High Walls: A True Account of the Prison Guards and Wardens

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️A real treasure documentary, you will gain knowledge immediately after reading it! I came in when I clicked on the title of the book. I originally thought it was a workplace excerpt from a correctional director, but it turned out to be a true record of a detention center. The author was not just bragging when he said that the authenticity was 80%. There are no messy and bloody plots, but real things in the detention center: daily roll calls, cell disputes, prison guards on duty, the director's handling of difficult matters... Even many rules and details that outsiders don't know are clearly written. It is not at all exaggerated like in film and television dramas. It feels very immersive when reading it, like following the protagonist around a high wall. The characters are also very vivid. The guards are not stereotypes who only put on airs, but have their own difficulties and persistence; the director is not a superficial leader, who is sophisticated and measured in his work; even the detainees have their own stories, they are not black and white bad guys, and there is real humanity between the lines. If you like realistic themes and want to know what a real detention center is like, you must read this book. The pace is not sluggish, the content is solid enough, and there is no nonsense throughout. It has already tied the level, and I am waiting for the author's update!

The subject matter is my favorite, the documentary style, and the content is also very good. There is no plot about the rebirth of a stallion with super powers that is more popular on the Internet. Precisely because of this, the novel will be relatively niche, because people nowadays are too impetuous and like to read those bloody and mindless plots! The author writes very well, keep up the good work!

This book is written with humor and the examples are shocking. The author has a lot of experience, and he talks about it one by one without any abruptness or contradiction. It can be seen that most of them are true personal experiences. The only shortcoming is that I am addicted to women every day and the update is too slow.

The daily details inside are quite realistic, and the logic is considered to be passing, but the foreshadowing is a bit long and the main line is a bit vague. Overall, the flaws outweigh the flaws. As a bookworm of about 20 years, I have only read 65 chapters to evaluate this book. It is a good work worth reading. I hope the author will continue to maintain the proper rhythm and not be imaginative and deviate from basic logic and common sense. Let it ferment for a while, and this book will become popular sooner or later. 💕💕💕

I recommend a good book to everyone. This book is different from what I have seen before. The author writes about life in prison. It is more funny and more realistic. I recommend him to everyone! If you are interested, you can read it. The author is quite humorous and will reply to everyone!

The writing is really good. Although I have never been in the chicken shed, many brothers said that it is basically the same as in the chicken shed. I like Xiao Wu and Brother Zhao. Of course, I envy Mr. Li the most. It should be Mr. Li's life memoir. I just saw Kunshan because Lao Liu ate melons. The description is very specific and true. I just hope that Mr. Li will update more every day. I love it so much [lick screen][lick screen][lick screen]

This book records the real daily life in the detention center, and every prisoner has a lost experience. High walls isolate freedom, and the text is thought-provoking. Don't take any chances at any time. It's well worth a read!

The documentary text is quite interesting. I just came in because I have a sister. I happened to see the name of this novel and was very curious about what life would be like in it. The author's writing is delicate and the story is gripping. If it is really the author's story, it would be great to spend time, energy and money to help underage murderers. I hope there can be more bosses like you, so that people at the bottom can benefit more. I wish you a safe life! What a wonderful world it would be if there were all bosses like you in reality

It's good-looking. I rarely rate books. I don't even bother to rate books that are below three points. I rarely rate a few books that are five points. There's just something wrong with this book that keeps me from sleeping. . . I have been hearing the crow of roosters for two days. . .

Real experience combined with artistic processing, very beautiful! Must be five stars! I'm a bookworm, and I get bored after reading too many purely fictional books. It's like watching a movie. I like European and American movies at first, then Japanese and Korean movies, but in the end I feel that domestic movies are the best. The previous one was similar to the one I watched, Tyrant of Hong Kong. It was written with interviews and transcripts, which was also good.