A Chi, having been knocked unconscious, was escorted back to Sham Shui Po by Tian Yangli and his men. Meanwhile, Luo Yuchen and Tian Yangsheng, guided by Prince, continued their patrol of Northern Tsim Sha Tsui.
In a sense, Northern Tsim Sha Tsui under the cover of night revealed problems that might otherwise stay hidden—particularly issues regarding order, and matters involving market research. Luo Yuchen possessed extensive business experience; in his previous life, he was a quintessential, successful entrepreneur. His Grandmaster-level skills in finance and economics were perfected, meaning he did not need to waste resources upgrading them. This was his inherent advantage. Since he found himself in this era, it would be a waste of his learning not to utilize these natural gifts to build a career, reach the pinnacle of power, and perhaps become a legend who stood above the rules.
Under the night sky, Northern Tsim Sha Tsui was even more prosperous than by day. The brilliant neon lights reflected off the bustling streets and onto people's faces like shimmering phantoms, drawing them into the intoxication of the city's vitality. Guided by Prince, Luo Yuchen and Tian Yangsheng toured the thriving districts before gradually drifting into less busy areas. Yet, even these slightly secluded spots were far more prosperous than Sham Shui Po. This was the natural advantage of Tsim Sha Tsui, one that Sham Shui Po could never match.
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