The Starlight Night Market really couldn't compare to the Riverside Night Market.
There were more artisans and souvenir shops here, obviously targeting tourists' wallets. The most deceptive part was that some stall owners gave the impression that their goods were very cheap, but in fact, if you weren't used to spending while traveling, you wouldn't think they were cheap, nor would you buy them.
Zhou Li fell for it.
He bought a string of small elephant key pendants—ten in total—for ten yuan, making it one yuan each.
He thought it was a good deal and had already planned what to do with them: one for Aunt Jiang, one for Old Zhou, and one for Zhu Shuang. If his mother returned this year, she would also get one. The rest would go to his uncle, his aunt, Baozi, and his roommates.
For just ten yuan, he felt quite pleased with himself.
Luckily, Brother Nan thought so too.
