In the end, Duanmu Huai still followed the system's wishes and set foot on this road of no return...
MMP. Whatever, if I have to go, then I'll go.
After that, Duanmu Huai drove to Kamurocho. Along the way, he also contacted the police and investigated the situation.
The Japanese yakuza are a severely deformed culture, rooted in that twisted Japanese spirit of exploiting loopholes.
Just like Japanese law.
Japanese law explicitly prohibits impure sexual transactions, but could that possibly stump the resourceful people of Japan?
Of course not.
And so the question arises: what exactly counts as an impure sexual transaction?
What? You're saying that sticking my greatsword into your scabbard counts as an impure sexual transaction?
Oh, I get it. Then if I open a club where customers watch girls urinate, that doesn't count as an impure sexual transaction. After all, you can't seriously classify defecation and urination as sexual acts, can you?
The famous so-called "Body Sushi" and "Seaweed Sake" were products of laws like these. Anyone who knows what those things are knows they're obviously not normal.
But what could they do? Normal sex was illegal. By comparison, putting some sashimi on a girl or having a girl pour drinks, as long as she wore a swimsuit, wasn't against the law.
There was even a joke online before Duanmu Huai crossed over: "This is actually my girlfriend. We came out to spend the night together, but she suddenly wanted to buy a PlayStation 5, so I gave her three thousand afterward. It's true, officer, so can I leave now?"
Of course, online it was a joke, but in real life it wasn't. In fact, that was how the famous "Mizu Shobai" in Japan came about. The Japanese police naturally arrested people involved in impure sexual transactions