Orange Lake Castle stood at the very heart of Orange Lake World.
This medieval European-style castle covered nearly a thousand square meters and was the most artistic location in all of Orange Lake.
Countless projection lights gathered beams of every color here, shooting from the ground into the sky and forming a dazzling spectacle.
The artificial fountain outside the castle shimmered in every color, and the soft patter of droplets mixed with the sound of flowing water, making the place feel like a dreamland.
The vast Orange Lake Plaza had been built around it. Even the bricks on the ground had received special treatment, each stroke and line etched with symbols of Western art.
Orange Lake Castle was never open to the public. Even during major holidays, its lights stayed off and its doors remained locked, denying entry to outsiders.
However, every evening at eight o'clock, a famous Fireworks Show was held outside the castle.
All kinds of fireworks, measured by the ton, would be set off within twenty minutes, drawing countless tourists to check in and record the event.
After the fireworks filled the sky, parade-style performances would also take place, and interaction with the audience was one of Orange Lake's major features.
It could be said that the eight o'clock Fireworks Show was the key moment when Orange Lake World pushed the atmosphere of entertainment to its peak.
Yet when the group notice was issued, whether that was good or bad news for the store clerks was another matter entirely.
Perhaps for branches like Ji Li's and Hou Guisheng's, which had ample coins, this Fireworks Show was neither particularly significant nor insignificant. They could take it or leave it.
However, for branches like Li Guanqi's and Huangfu Jiajia's, which were desperately short on coins, this twenty-minute Fireworks Show,