When writing this story, the original title was "I'm worth a million," and the theme of "human traffickers" ran through the entire article. In fact, I am not familiar with the human trafficker industry, but the reason why I defined this role was just to add some humorous elements to the whole story (but I didn't expect that I couldn't stop writing as soon as I started writing), and to express some of my unhappiness about some of the weird and daring things I saw in some articles or on the news. For example, at the beginning of the story, there was a story about human traffickers robbing children. I remember when I first saw this report, I was very shocked. The first reaction in my mind was to deny this kind of thing, "It's impossible, how could such a thing happen?" However, as I grew older, more reports were reported one after another. There were so many things, and I felt guilty for my ignorance at the time, but there was still a trace of the thought that such a thing would not happen in my mind. I thought this was a preconceived point, but after thinking about it carefully, I realized that this was not the most basic trust and refutation of the definition of good and evil in human nature, so I felt lucky again.
When writing this article, I also considered the shortcomings of the writing and the immaturity of the ideas, so I added some fantasy elements to the plot development and some "silly things" that occurred to enhance the ending. Justice is naturally invincible, but compared to the inevitable severe punishment in law, the story is more looking forward to karmic retribution or human self-rescue. This is one of the reasons why I wrote this story. It has many elements and is unpredictable.