[One more person reads, and one less person is deceived] [The content is true, relatively cruel, please don't enter with a glassy heart]
Until the moment when everything goes bankrupt and there is no other way out.
Only then did I realize that betting and cheating nine out of ten times was not only not meant to scare people, but was even a bit conservative.
Between committing suicide by jumping off a building and "new opportunities", I chose the latter.
At that time, I was still looking forward to the "new opportunity" to earn enough money to pay off my debts, find a job, and live a good life in peace and stability.
But from the moment I actually set foot in northern Myanmar, I understood what hell is, and I also understood that the culprit that put me in debt worth millions was not so-called bad luck, but a series of fraud schemes.
In writing this book, I just want to use my own personal experience to tell everyone that free pie will never fall from the sky, and if you are not greedy, you will not be cheated.
