Cambodia's 5,000-riel notes used to bear the image of Pound Degou Bridge. Now that only half of Pound Degou Bridge remained, did that mean they would have to print it on 2,500-riel notes? But Cambodia did not have 2,500-riel currency.
Hehe! It seemed Cambodia could issue another series of banknotes, using a 2,500-riel denomination. Maybe it would even be popular.
Sigh!
Chen Mo felt like a jinx. Wherever he went, the buildings there met their end!
But he did not want to take the blame for this today. It really had little to do with him. He had merely given things a push. He had not placed any of Xiang Dongdong's things there, so this could not be blamed on him!
Besides, he had not expected Ruilai to arrange the things beneath the bridge. Otherwise, it would not have led to such a disastrous outcome. He had definitely not seen the setup beneath the bridge—not even with his Spiritual Sense. He had never detected it with his Spiritual Sense.
Still, thinking about Cambodia's Pound Degou Bridge, it was truly a pity. It was an ancient structure passed down from the era of the Angkor Empire! Half of it had been destroyed in one huge blast. What a shame.
But then he thought about it again. Half had been destroyed, but at least half remained. If anyone wanted to study it or something, that should still be enough! Thinking that, he secretly nodded. That was probably true.
As for the fact that the ancient bridge was still in use, with many Cambodian citizens crossing it every day, causing trouble for future travel... Cambodia should be able to spend the money to build another bridge. That should not be a problem.
If a country did not even have the money to build