Homestead Diagnosis Log (Patreon limited article)

I believe that Hong Kong people should no longer be unfamiliar with the epidemic of this century, because it is very likely that relatives and friends around them, or even themselves, have been infected (although not reported). A Wei's experience is quite special, because I was one of the few who contracted the disease in the early stage of the fifth wave, and then I was sent to the Penny's Bay isolation camp, and I deeply realized why it was called "bad bay".

Being locked in that ghost place, I completely felt what "placed play" was. I called hundreds of times but no one answered, no one did testing, except for three meals a day, no one came to the door, and I didn't know when to leave the camp. The sit-up prisoner is also helpless. If there is less EQ, even normal people will be forced into epilepsy.

Fortunately, A Wei is a senior housekeeper. With his wisdom, he finally survived the hellish nine days. I wrote my unforgettable experience on Patreon, whether it is a vent, or a condolence fee ($3 USD) to everyone, if you want to know what problems you will face after entering the camp, as well as the environment and food, welcome to join me Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/veryotaku

Here is the title of the Patreon article I wrote:

Diagnosis log of the resident (1): What is the most worried about after being recruited?
Homestay Diagnosis Log (2): Anti-Intellectual Epidemic Prevention Policy
Homestead Diagnosis Log (3): Sent to Bad Bay
Homestead Diagnosis Log (4): Life in isolation
Homestay Diagnosis Log (5): What you must bring when you enter the camp
Homestead Diagnosis Log (6): What you bring with you when you enter the camp
Homestead Diagnosis Log (7): How Many Hells Are in Bad Bay
Homestead Diagnosis Log (8): Bad Bay Taste Change Syndrome
Diagnosis log of house people (9): Precautions for eating in Bad Bay
Homestead Diagnosis Log (10): Is it good to count after being recruited?
Homestead Diagnosis Log (Final Chapter): The fifth wave, close?