Twenty-five-year-old Lin Hao has been trapped in a ten-square-meter rental house in an urban village for six years. He was called a "trash" by his girlfriend and was so crushed by poverty that he could not lift his head up. In order to stand up and tear away the ridicule of "you can't make big money in your life", he set out on the road to "high salary" abroad with the determination to break the boat, but he didn't know that this step would lead to him falling from a dead end into a darker prison.
The pursuit and interception in Mupai Park, the landmine sentry in Bokor Mountain, the electric fraud purgatory in Koh Kong New Town, the four-story high wall cannot lock away the obsession of escape, and the PVC baton and electric baton cannot break the unwillingness in the heart. From being deceived, beaten, resold, to witnessing the tragic death of his compatriots, Lin Hao finally understood that the so-called "earning more than 10,000 a day" was just a bait to drag people into hell.
When dignity is trampled to pieces, when life is put on a price tag, when the escape route is completely blocked, this once cowardly deliveryman loses all his innocence, lurks in a desperate situation, and searches for light in the darkness - he wants to escape, take revenge, and completely overthrow this "prison mountain" that devours humanity.
"I was once crazy about money, and I was crushed by fate, but I decided to crawl back from hell and tear apart all the bullying and traps."
Reader comments
It's really good to read, the plot is exciting enough, and the subject matter is good. It's a book worth recommending.
It's really good to read, the plot is exciting enough, and the subject matter is good. It's a book worth recommending.