To the CEO of Golden Ant Group, Mr. A

Dear Mr. A,

Previously, I was an inconspicuous employee at your company. I am writing this letter to you as both a message and an advice to rigorously inspect your company. Golden Ant, the earliest established overseas model company in Southeast Asia, is considered a leading enterprise. The model's structural group has numerous agents, each managing hundreds of people.

Initially established with great effort, the park was named "Ba Liang," and it performed outstandingly in the industry. Later, it was transferred to the Miao Wa Di KK Park, the only conglomerate with tens of thousands of employees. I am informing you about one of your agents, Liu Ji, who has been inaccurately calculating his subordinates' salaries for a long time. About 80% of his employees are in debt by millions. Currently, the environment is not conducive, and performance is hard to achieve. Many employees were forcefully brought in from Da Qi Li and have not been able to return home for two to three years. They are all Chinese compatriots longing to return to the Dragon Country to reunite with their parents.

The property management has already issued a maximum compensation limit, but you do not heed it. Physical punishments occur daily. Many people from Jiangsu have encountered problems, yet Liu Ji does not compensate them a single penny. Other group leaders at least provide some financial aid when their employees face troubles returning to their country. Liu Ji, so cold-hearted, has settled in Thailand, calculating high compensations and letting employees languish in the KK Park.

I do not wish to expose your dark history, but in 2021, two employees from Guizhou attempted to escape from Da Qi Li and were captured and brought back, never to be seen again. No one knows what happened to them. Mr. A, you are also Chinese, and the money you have earned could last ten lifetimes. You have settled in Tokyo, Japan, and only return once or twice a year. Could you please save these employees? Without them, you wouldn't be where you are today.

I hereby request Mr. A, as a good deed brings good karma, to release these employees back to their country according to the maximum compensation standards set by KK Property. Mr. A, your wealth has already reached billions. Please, do a good deed for once, and you may live to be 100 years old.

Paparazzi are humans too. The person who was exposed last time was Liu Ji's brother, An Renheng, not Liu Ji. Liu Ji has always been in Thailand. Unlike other agents like Cat, Sheng Ge, and Ah Kang, who would rather lose money than trouble their employees, you keep your employees confined for years, accumulating more and more debt, unable to ever return home unless KK is targeted by China. A photo of Liu Ji's brother, An Renheng, has already been leaked. Please stop troubling the employees and let them go. #A dog who wants to go home but can't