Lin Qi had been here before.
Back then, tourists and people dressed in all sorts of strange outfits could be seen everywhere. No one mocked anyone else for their bizarre attire; they only found it novel and amusing.
Here, every culture could be accepted, including sexual orientations that mainstream society fiercely condemned.
Elsewhere, if you saw a bearded man wearing pink high heels and dressing himself up like a flamingo, you might look at him with disgust.
Because you knew that this man was different from other men.
But here, everything had become more accepting.
Aside from that, the biggest change Lin Qi noticed this time was that there were far more people in military uniforms on the streets.
These people were not soldiers carrying out missions. They were only actors.
As war films began to grow popular, all the major production companies had launched quite a few war-film projects. Sometimes, these extras did not even need to change clothes.
They only had to collect a uniform from the Actors Union, put it on, and run between several filming locations.
If there was any city least affected by the international situation, Lardimore was certainly one of them.
The convoy quickly crossed the city and stopped beneath a building in the city center.
The exterior of the more-than-twenty-story building was entirely covered in glass curtain walls. A huge "Fox Film" sign stood on the top floor. As long as they were within the city center, people could see it whenever they looked up! It was said that the building had once drawn complaints because its glass curtain walls reflected sunlight on clear days, causing great distress to the people living or working nearby.
And they had to endure that distress once every day.
After several lawsuits, Fox Film ultimately installed retractable