"This spot feels about right," Lin Li muttered to himself, looking across Jade River.
Because it was far from the streets, this area seemed a bit desolate. If not for the market today, usually, there wouldn't be anyone coming here. The ground is quite uneven, and further away, weeds grow rampant. You can hear the calls of birds, crickets, and frogs.
The other side of the river is even more devoid of light, practically dark.
He's got a pretty good idea.
Alright, time to go home and prepare to have a fun day tomorrow. As for tasks, they can go die.
The ride-sharing cars don't do well getting in here, so telling a driver where he is would be a hassle. Lin Li decided to walk back.
"Thud."
While running, he kicked something and stopped. Lin Li saw a wallet he'd just kicked open.
He picked it up. Inside the wallet, there wasn't much cash—just a hundred and a fifty, a few coins, and some cards that might be bank or membership cards.
