Tricked into West Africa, Ten Thousand Times More Brutal Than Northern Myanmar

Shouldn't you be able to call the police even if you're in arrears?

Dude, so many plot holes are left unfilled! It's such a shame it ended so abruptly. Please make a second season!

Immersive experience, I can't put it down

Sure, the author uses a lot of rhyming phrases and strange proverbs, and the plot is okay too. Anyway, it's a lighthearted, enjoyable read, so don't worry too much about the details.

The language is witty and imaginative, and some chapters are quite touching.

The plot is okay, but the logic is too unbelievable; it's practically AI-written, formulaic writing. First, in the card-collecting gambling scene, the protagonist actually sacrifices himself to save a man who claims to have a seriously ill wife and newborn child, even after being beaten and receiving advice from a senior. This doesn't fit the protagonist's character.

First comment, two words: excellent.

With 15 years of reading experience, this book is well-written.

One comment said that tigers don't live in Africa, so where did the tiger skins come from? I guess this is something the author didn't write about. Those who have seen the movie "Kekexili" should know that Southeast Asia, including my country, has had cases of smuggling precious animal skins out of the country.