The Years I Was Scammed in Myanmar

It's good to read. I've finished reading it. Does the author have any other novels?

Didn't I say that I saw Sister Juan later? Why didn't she show up again until I returned to China? And if this is really the author's experience, I don't believe that a person can be so self-disciplined, smoking, gambling, and cheating. For example, cheating, if you don't complete the performance, you will be punished, and you will almost lose your life. However, I don't want to lie to others. It is impossible for such a virgin to survive. I feel that the author has beautified himself. Under such conditions, no one can retain his conscience. People who really don't want to do those things can't stand it and commit suicide. Women don't want to play, and they don't want money. If they don't have money to manage relationships, There are so many people willing to help. This is Myanmar. We only care about interests. Those who don't want to do it will die long ago. Normally, Qin Feng is the most likely to kill Zhang Yi. Whether it is for the boss, Uncle Wang, or himself, killing Zhang Yi is beneficial to him. No matter what happens, he can kidnap Zhang Yi and transfer him. The whole camp should go to the general or boss side, or Uncle Wang's side, and report Zhang Yi's escape plan at any time. In the end, it is estimated that Uncle Wang will give Qin Feng the order to kill Zhang Yi. Even if Zhang Yi is not killed, it doesn't matter. At least Uncle Wang's trust in Qin Feng will increase. Qin Feng's risk of letting Zhang Yi go is quite high.

Why do I have to say that every time something happens, after it is over, I understand so-and-so, and I will know so-and-so later. . You can't just follow the story and tell it properly. It's not a suspense novel😅

It feels really good-looking, but our male protagonist is really unlucky. It's a pity.

Why not save Sister Juan?

Average, a bit lame

It's pretty good. It's just that you write yourself too well.