Lin Yu, an ordinary university graduate, received a high-paying offer from northern Myanmar after repeatedly hitting the wall in his job search for half a year - a monthly salary of 12,000 yuan, including food and accommodation. He thought he had grasped a life-saving straw, but he did not know that it was a carefully constructed hell on earth.
After crossing that bridge, everything changed.
Cellphones were confiscated, ID cards were withheld, and the park was surrounded by barbed wire and armed guards. The so-called "customer service" work is actually a telecommunications fraud targeting domestic compatriots. She worked sixteen hours a day, and if she couldn't complete her performance, she would be shocked with electric shocks, locked up in a dark room, and beaten. Those who escaped were caught, their legs were broken and they were thrown in the corridor for public display.
Here, a human life is not as valuable as a mobile phone.
Lin Yu experienced countless desperate days and nights, saw people jumping from the fifth floor, and saw people being "sold" to darker places. He did not expect that he would eventually escape alive thanks to the kindness of the daughter of a fraud leader.
This is a true story about deception and awakening, despair and redemption. A warning to all young people who are tempted by high salaries: the road to the abyss is often paved with glittering promises.
