Reborn Anti-Fraud Overturns the Scam from the Purgatory in Northern Myanmar

"Rebirth and Anti-Fraud: Climbing from Purgatory in Northern Myanmar to Guiyang to Overturn the Scam" Chapter 1: "Amorous encounter" in front of the silk doll stall, the lifeline on the other end of WeChat In June in Guiyang, the air was filled with the scent of folded ears from the silk doll stall. I was squatting at the entrance of the Erqi Road Snack Street, holding a newly printed resume in my hand, the edges of the paper were soaked with sweat and curled. I was twenty-three years old and had just graduated from a junior college majoring in "Computer Application". I had been in the job market for half a month. The companies I interviewed either required me to pay "pre-job training fees" or asked me to sell insurance. I could hardly afford to pay the rent for the partition room I rented in Huaguoyuan. The phone vibrated. It was a stranger who applied for a friend on WeChat. The profile picture was pretty good - she had a high ponytail and a white T-shirt. The background was the night view of Jiaxiu Building. The note read "Xiaoya, a friend recommended a part-time job." I thought it was a classmate who recommended it, so I clicked on it and typed on the screen with my fingers: "Hello, which friend recommended it?" "Oops, maybe I remembered it wrong," Xiaoya replied instantly, and also sent a tongue-out emoji, "I am engaged in cross-border e-commerce. I have a small studio in Guiyang and I need a helper who can use computers. I mainly organize orders and respond to customers. Eight hours a day, 6,000 a month, including lunch. Are you interested?" Six thousand yuan! My eyes lit up. In Guiyang, college students have to scramble to find a job that pays RMB 3,500 to 5,000 yuan. Not only is this job easy, but the salary has almost doubled. I quickly replied: "I'm interested! Where can I interview?"