My name is Wu Junjin, an ordinary migrant worker from Xiyang Village, Huilai, Guangdong.
I always thought the most frightening thing was the malice of strangers. I never imagined that the childhood friend I grew up with and trusted with all my heart would be the one to push me into hell.
He came to me with a lucrative offer promising a monthly salary of over ten thousand yuan and said he would take me away to make something of myself. I believed him and set off with him for a foreign country, only to fall headfirst into a carefully laid trap.
High walls, electric fences, and layers of restrictions. The so-called high-paying job was nothing but an invitation to a prison of despair. Here, I saw humanity at its darkest, and countless people who had been lured there, drained of their worth, and made to disappear without a sound.
To survive and escape back to my hometown, I have to give everything I've got, racing death for time and fighting humanity's darkness to the bitter end.
This is not fiction. It is a true account of my escape from hell.
Five-star reviews, great looking! This book is so realistic. The hell in northern Myanmar, the struggle of the protagonist, and the obsession for survival are all heart-wrenching to read. There is no need to urinate throughout the whole process. I read 31 chapters in one go. It's so exciting! The author's writing style is very stable and full of details. I highly recommend everyone to read it!