The imagination is beautiful, but the reality is cruel, and soon Qin Huacheng realized that a hard labor camp is a hard labor camp, and no matter how good the conditions here seem, it is impossible to turn it into a resort.

The group of people transported from Manila was damaged by a sudden epidemic on the way, and only about 20 people remained. They were gathered for a lecture before being assigned accommodation. It was not the guards of the hard labor camp who lectured them, but the garrison officer Nguyen Phu, who happened to be patrolling here.

Nguyen Phu was an army officer of Annamite descent who led the Annam militia to garrison the Cam Ranh Bay base in his early years, and was transferred to Sing Tao in 1633. Ruan Phu is not Roger's descendant, but because of his outstanding performance in the Battle of Sing Tao in 1635, Roger is not stingy with his trust and respect, and he is currently serving as Roger's deputy, and he is also the second-in-command of the Sing Tao military, and he is already a high-ranking man in the local area.

Of course, if it was just Qin Huacheng and more than 20 people, there was no need for officials from Ruan Phu's sector to come forward to give lectures, and there were also exiled prisoners from several colonies in the Indochina Peninsula who had recently arrived in Hong Kong, totaling more than 100 people.

"Don't think that everything will be fine when you arrive at Sing Dao, and you will be able to live slowly in the future! Let me tell you, the existence of the hard labor camp is to let you scum complete the labor reform well, and your hard life will only begin today! Don't think that the sentence on your verdict is the final result, serving your sentence in Sing Dao, and those who perform well can be released on time, and those who perform badly will have to extend their sentence, and there is no upper limit!"

Nguyen Phu's stern voice echoed in the ears of the prisoners, making the hearts of the newcomers tremble, and it seemed that the place was not as peaceful and peaceful as it seemed. Of course, there may be people who disagree with Ruan Phu's words, who wouldn't say a few cruel words to scare people?

However, what Ruan Phu said next made the prisoners have to face up to their situation: "The place opposite the gate of this hard labor camp, you may have seen when you came, there is a cemetery, and it is full of people who do not obey the command of the hard labor camp! If you don't want to be a member of the camp, from this moment on, give up all your delusions and follow the arrangement! Whoever wants to play tricks, then wait to move from here to the opposite side!"

Most of these exiled prisoners are still a certain distance between the severity of their crimes and their capital crimes, and almost everyone has the idea that they will leave this place after serving their sentences, and who would want to be buried on this island thousands of miles away from their hometown.

This book was first published in Genesis, and the following will be re-edited later for anti-theft

The imagination is beautiful, but the reality is cruel, and soon Qin Huacheng realized that a hard labor camp is a hard labor camp, and no matter how good the conditions here seem, it is impossible to turn it into a resort.

The group of people transported from Manila was damaged by a sudden epidemic on the way, and only about 20 people remained. They were gathered for a lecture before being assigned accommodation. It was not the guards of the hard labor camp who lectured them, but the garrison officer Nguyen Phu, who happened to be patrolling here.

Nguyen Phu was an army officer of Annamite descent who led the Annam militia to garrison the Cam Ranh Bay base in his early years, and was transferred to Sing Tao in 1633. Ruan Phu is not Roger's descendant, but because of his outstanding performance in the Battle of Sing Tao in 1635, Roger is not stingy with his trust and respect, and he is currently serving as Roger's deputy, and he is also the second-in-command of the Sing Tao military, and he is already a high-ranking man in the local area.

Of course, if it was just Qin Huacheng and more than 20 people, there was no need for officials from Ruan Phu's sector to come forward to give lectures, and there were also exiled prisoners from several colonies in the Indochina Peninsula who had recently arrived in Hong Kong, totaling more than 100 people.

"Don't think that everything will be fine when you arrive at Sing Dao, and you will be able to live slowly in the future! Let me tell you, the existence of the hard labor camp is to let you scum complete the labor reform well, and your hard life will only begin today! Don't think that the sentence on your verdict is the final result, serving your sentence in Sing Dao, and those who perform well can be released on time, and those who perform badly will have to extend their sentence, and there is no upper limit!"

Nguyen Phu's stern voice echoed in the ears of the prisoners, making the hearts of the newcomers tremble, and it seemed that the place was not as peaceful and peaceful as it seemed. Of course, there may be people who disagree with Ruan Phu's words, who wouldn't say a few cruel words to scare people?

However, what Ruan Phu said next made the prisoners have to face up to their situation: "The place opposite the gate of this hard labor camp, you may have seen when you came, there is a cemetery, and it is full of people who do not obey the command of the hard labor camp! If you don't want to be a member of the camp, from this moment on, give up all your delusions and follow the arrangement! Whoever wants to play tricks, then wait to move from here to the opposite side!"

Most of these exiled prisoners are still a certain distance between the severity of their crimes and their capital crimes, and almost everyone has the idea that they will leave this place after serving their sentences, and who would want to be buried on this island thousands of miles away from their hometown. The imagination is beautiful, but the reality is cruel, and soon Qin Huacheng realized that a hard labor camp is a hard labor camp, and no matter how good the conditions here seem, it is impossible to turn it into a resort.

The group of people transported from Manila was damaged by a sudden epidemic on the way, and only about 20 people remained. They were gathered for a lecture before being assigned accommodation. It was not the guards of the hard labor camp who lectured them, but the garrison officer Nguyen Phu, who happened to be patrolling here.

Nguyen Phu was an army officer of Annamite descent who led the Annam militia to garrison the Cam Ranh Bay base in his early years, and was transferred to Sing Tao in 1633. Ruan Phu is not Roger's descendant, but because of his outstanding performance in the Battle of Sing Tao in 1635, Roger is not stingy with his trust and respect, and he is currently serving as Roger's deputy, and he is also the second-in-command of the Sing Tao military, and he is already a high-ranking man in the local area.

Of course, if it was just Qin Huacheng and more than 20 people, there was no need for officials from Ruan Phu's sector to come forward to give lectures, and there were also exiled prisoners from several colonies in the Indochina Peninsula who had recently arrived in Hong Kong, totaling more than 100 people.

"Don't think that everything will be fine when you arrive at Sing Dao, and you will be able to live slowly in the future! Let me tell you, the existence of the hard labor camp is to let you scum complete the labor reform well, and your hard life will only begin today! Don't think that the sentence on your verdict is the final result, serving your sentence in Sing Dao, and those who perform well can be released on time, and those who perform badly will have to extend their sentence, and there is no upper limit!"

Nguyen Phu's stern voice echoed in the ears of the prisoners, making the hearts of the newcomers tremble, and it seemed that the place was not as peaceful and peaceful as it seemed. Of course, there may be people who disagree with Ruan Phu's words, who wouldn't say a few cruel words to scare people?

However, what Ruan Phu said next made the prisoners have to face up to their situation: "The place opposite the gate of this hard labor camp, you may have seen when you came, there is a cemetery, and it is full of people who do not obey the command of the hard labor camp! If you don't want to be a member of the camp, from this moment on, give up all your delusions and follow the arrangement! Whoever wants to play tricks, then wait to move from here to the opposite side!"

Most of these exiled prisoners are still a certain distance between the severity of their crimes and their capital crimes, and almost everyone has the idea that they will leave this place after serving their sentences, and who would want to be buried on this island thousands of miles away from their hometown. The imagination is beautiful, but the reality is cruel, and soon Qin Huacheng realized that a hard labor camp is a hard labor camp, and no matter how good the conditions here seem, it is impossible to turn it into a resort.

The group of people transported from Manila was damaged by a sudden epidemic on the way, and only about 20 people remained. They were gathered for a lecture before being assigned accommodation. It was not the guards of the hard labor camp who lectured them, but the garrison officer Nguyen Phu, who happened to be patrolling here.

Nguyen Phu was an army officer of Annamite descent who led the Annam militia to garrison the Cam Ranh Bay base in his early years, and was transferred to Sing Tao in 1633. Ruan Phu is not Roger's descendant, but because of his outstanding performance in the Battle of Sing Tao in 1635, Roger is not stingy with his trust and respect, and he is currently serving as Roger's deputy, and he is also the second-in-command of the Sing Tao military, and he is already a high-ranking man in the local area.

Of course, if it was just Qin Huacheng and more than 20 people, there was no need for officials from Ruan Phu's sector to come forward to give lectures, and there were also exiled prisoners from several colonies in the Indochina Peninsula who had recently arrived in Hong Kong, totaling more than 100 people.

"Don't think that everything will be fine when you arrive at Sing Dao, and you will be able to live slowly in the future! Let me tell you, the existence of the hard labor camp is to let you scum complete the labor reform well, and your hard life will only begin today! Don't think that the sentence on your verdict is the final result, serving your sentence in Sing Dao, and those who perform well can be released on time, and those who perform badly will have to extend their sentence, and there is no upper limit!"

Nguyen Phu's stern voice echoed in the ears of the prisoners, making the hearts of the newcomers tremble, and it seemed that the place was not as peaceful and peaceful as it seemed. Of course, there may be people who disagree with Ruan Phu's words, who wouldn't say a few cruel words to scare people?

However, what Ruan Phu said next made the prisoners have to face up to their situation: "The place opposite the gate of this hard labor camp, you may have seen when you came, there is a cemetery, and it is full of people who do not obey the command of the hard labor camp! If you don't want to be a member of the camp, from this moment on, give up all your delusions and follow the arrangement! Whoever wants to play tricks, then wait to move from here to the opposite side!"

Most of these exiled prisoners are still a certain distance between the severity of their crimes and their capital crimes, and almost everyone has the idea that they will leave this place after serving their sentences, and who would want to be buried on this island thousands of miles away from their hometown. The imagination is beautiful, but the reality is cruel, and soon Qin Huacheng realized that a hard labor camp is a hard labor camp, and no matter how good the conditions here seem, it is impossible to turn it into a resort.

The group of people transported from Manila was damaged by a sudden epidemic on the way, and only about 20 people remained. They were gathered for a lecture before being assigned accommodation. It was not the guards of the hard labor camp who lectured them, but the garrison officer Nguyen Phu, who happened to be patrolling here.

Nguyen Phu was an army officer of Annamite descent who led the Annam militia to garrison the Cam Ranh Bay base in his early years, and was transferred to Sing Tao in 1633. Ruan Phu is not Roger's descendant, but because of his outstanding performance in the Battle of Sing Tao in 1635, Roger is not stingy with his trust and respect, and he is currently serving as Roger's deputy, and he is also the second-in-command of the Sing Tao military, and he is already a high-ranking man in the local area.

Of course, if it was just Qin Huacheng and more than 20 people, there was no need for officials from Ruan Phu's sector to come forward to give lectures, and there were also exiled prisoners from several colonies in the Indochina Peninsula who had recently arrived in Hong Kong, totaling more than 100 people.

"Don't think that everything will be fine when you arrive at Sing Dao, and you will be able to live slowly in the future! Let me tell you, the existence of the hard labor camp is to let you scum complete the labor reform well, and your hard life will only begin today! Don't think that the sentence on your verdict is the final result, serving your sentence in Sing Dao, and those who perform well can be released on time, and those who perform badly will have to extend their sentence, and there is no upper limit!"

Nguyen Phu's stern voice echoed in the ears of the prisoners, making the hearts of the newcomers tremble, and it seemed that the place was not as peaceful and peaceful as it seemed. Of course, there may be people who disagree with Ruan Phu's words, who wouldn't say a few cruel words to scare people?

However, what Ruan Phu said next made the prisoners have to face up to their situation: "The place opposite the gate of this hard labor camp, you may have seen when you came, there is a cemetery, and it is full of people who do not obey the command of the hard labor camp! If you don't want to be a member of the camp, from this moment on, give up all your delusions and follow the arrangement! Whoever wants to play tricks, then wait to move from here to the opposite side!"

Most of these exiled prisoners are still a certain distance between the severity of their crimes and their capital crimes, and almost everyone has the idea that they will leave this place after serving their sentences, and who would want to be buried on this island thousands of miles away from their hometown.