In a remote suburb of the Imperial Capital, the scenery was pleasant, with uniform villas dotting the hills, clearly the creations of the wealthy.
At this moment, a black sedan slowly made its way from the bottom of the hill to the top, and because of its geographical location, the higher up the villas were, the more expensive they were.
Someone living halfway up the hill looked out from their balcony and saw a plain sedan, whose market price was just over a hundred thousand. Yet now it was headed towards the top of the hill. The onlooker couldn't help but curl their lip—could the driver have taken the wrong turn? After all, just on the mountaintop, the price of a toilet alone was enough to buy three of these cars.
