"Bang!"
People said Bu Peien had three kinds of similar sounds.
The first was when someone jumped off a building. When they hit the ground, they made a dull "bang," their whole body going limp like a loose steak on a cutting board.
If humans were food for some species, then those creatures would probably smash them against the ground a few times before eating them.
The second sound came from gunfire. There were so damn many rich people in Bu Peien that nearly all the wealthy people in the country had crowded into the city.
It wasn't only the rich who had money. Ordinary people were fairly well-off too, which provided robbers with plenty of targets.
Of course, to increase their chances of success and reduce the odds of being recognized afterward, robbers sometimes needed bullets to deal with people who had remembered their faces.
With a "bang," the instant the muzzle flash lit up, everything would calm down! As for the third sound, it was the most common of all: the sound of champagne corks popping.
According to surveys conducted by several liquor companies, champagne was always the best-selling drink in Bu Peien. Champagne of every grade sold extremely well there.
From bottles priced at 9.9 to those costing several hundred or even a thousand, huge quantities were sold every day.
Every day, many people created legends, made history, and accomplished miracles here.
Naturally, they needed champagne to celebrate too!
At that moment, Lin Qi was opening a bottle of "Champagne King" worth ten thousand dollars. The pressure inside was immense, and the moment he pulled the ring, the cap shot into the air.
A little mist still clung to the mouth of the bottle! It was worth ten thousand dollars—or, in truth, 9,999. Its trademark was made