A Hellish Journey Through the Baolong Compound in Poipet, Cambodia

The author's writing style is really good, and the writing is very immersive. I read it in one sitting. The park is really a bloody, cold-blooded, dark place that doesn't treat people as human beings. It's a real experience. [Shocked]. I feel that the pain I endured in the park is beyond what ordinary people can bear. The protagonist is really very endurance. I'm so lucky to be back. In the park, you don't even have the right to express your emotions or talk when you are free. When I finally saw that he could finally return to China, I suddenly felt moved. In addition, his parents tried their best to help him, and he did not let himself go. Even if he failed to find the embassy for the first time, he still contacted his parents for rescue and kept looking for a way to return home. Pies will not fall from the sky, but you still have to be more vigilant in life. Ordinary days are already the greatest happiness. Finally, I wish the author and all of us readers who like this book good health and happiness every day.

It felt very real when I read it. When I read that the nine-year-old boy was also tricked into entering, I shed tears and my heart was tugged. When I saw the photos of the author sending the power of attorney in the last two chapters, it felt even more real. I feel sorry for the author's experience. Fortunately, he is back now and living a good life. I also hope that the nine-year-old child can be rescued.

I've finished reading it. It's really beautiful. The writing is very real and cruel. It vividly depicts the evil of human nature.

A heart wrenching hellish experience! How much pain, how much pain, how much sadness. Who would have imagined that it would be so dark and cruel without experiencing it personally? The author's avatar is pure black (but his heart is kind: not limited to extreme circumstances/after being injured by human nature, he does not want to deceive or defraud others; the writing is also warm, vividly expressing his own unfortunate experiences and true emotions). It is conceivable that there are many more things in this world It is black and includes some human nature. The author's state of mind may be slowly and diligently moving from darkness to light. This requires his own efforts and the kindness and help of the people around him (/the world): like caring for a weather-beaten grass, providing understanding, love and support. May the author get better and better, may the world become more and more bright, and may every goodwill and dedication to this world - no matter how small, be cherished and stretched. Although my heart is full of wounds, my heart is still dedicated to the path of light. . .

This novel is very good. It tells us that there are thousands of ways to defraud, and there will be no such thing as a pie in the sky. It not only depicts the real scene of the fraud park, but also depicts the darkness of human nature.

It's very beautiful. I cried while watching it. I felt despair. I just want to say, live a good life. Born in China, a country where the people are the mainstay, you should feel happy!

I read it in two days. I have read many scam novels, and this one is the most realistic one for me.

At first I read it casually, but the more I read later, the more I felt that this must be the author's real experience. Without this kind of experience, I wouldn't be able to write about this feeling. Fortunately, the author is back. That child is so pitiful, in fact, everyone is pitiful! How happy it is to think of those scammers spending money to pick up girls in Singapore! Although some were captured and some are still on the run! By the way, I would like to remind everyone that there is also a fraud park under construction in Indonesia. Please pay attention to safety when traveling.

It's so thrilling and pitiful. It's a miracle that you can survive and return to China. Many people may not be able to survive such torture for a week. But why didn't I see a power of attorney anywhere? Who can teach me how to see? I saw it 😢

It's written very realistically, but it's just too scary.