Linjiang City.
A plane slowly descended.
Lin Qiye and the others had just exited the airport in plain clothes and were standing by the roadside, preparing to hail a cab, when Baili Pangpang took out his phone.
"Hello? Secretary Sun? Yes, we've arrived. Come over."
Baili Pangpang hung up. Before long, an extended Lincoln pulled up by the roadside, and a middle-aged man with graying temples stepped out and gave Baili Pangpang a slight bow.
"Sorry to keep you waiting. Please get in."
Lin Qiye asked in surprise, "You arranged a car again? How do you have a car everywhere you go?"
"Not exactly. The Baili Family happens to have a branch company here in Linjiang, so I borrowed the branch manager's car." Baili Pangpang grinned.
"It's not that I'm putting on airs and refusing to take cabs. It's mainly because I don't carry cash. Having to buy the taxi company every time I pay the fare is too much trouble."
Lin Qiye: ...
Lin Qiye and the others got into the car, gave an address, and the vehicle slowly pulled away.
Baili Pangpang leaned back in his seat, turning to stare at the gloomy sky outside the window, his brows faintly furrowed.
"Do you guys feel like... there's something off about this city?"
Baili Pangpang's sudden question left everyone in the car stunned. An Qingyu looked around through the window and asked in confusion,
"What's off about it?"
"It's just... the yin energy seems a little heavy?"
"Heavy yin energy?" Cao Yuan froze, then carefully studied the roadside for a while before suddenly understanding. "True enough. There are plenty of beautiful women in Linjiang City, and they're dressed pretty lightly too."
Baili Pangpang's mouth twitched. "That's not the kind of heavy yin energy I mean. I mean in terms