As for why... it wasn't that they couldn't afford to install it. As for the reason, one only needed to think it over carefully.
Jiang Yan Hai indeed did not have an ID card for Lingshan Island, but he had not come here to carry out a mission in this city. His actual mission location was elsewhere, so it did not matter whether he had an ID card or not.
Besides, with Jiang Yan Hai's current abilities, avoiding soldiers on night patrol was far too easy.
After leaving the harbor, Jiang Yan Hai quickly entered the city. It was not particularly large, but its entertainment industry was highly developed. Since curfew had not yet begun, the streets were still packed with people.
In many of the alleyways he passed, the sounds of men and women panting were even more frequent than what Jiang Yan Hai had heard in the hotel. All he could say was that a kind of madness simmered within this city.
Ignoring those sounds, Jiang Yan Hai easily reached the city center and bought what he needed from several shops: military canned food, individual military rations, military canteens, and all sorts of self-heating military meals. Everything was available here.
As for how these military logistical supplies had made their way onto the market, one only needed to use one's imagination.
These supplies came from three different countries. Red Star products were the least numerous, Mipu products the most numerous, and Sand Bear products were relatively scarce as well.
Buying these things was not difficult at all. Every shop in the city that sold grain, rice, flour, and cooking oil also sold them. That was right—these items were available in shops selling rice, flour, grain, and oil.
Moreover, their prices here were almost the same as their production