Seeing Zhang Yuchen still trying to brag, I merely smiled faintly and said:
"Enough, quit bragging. Let's find somewhere to grab a bite first!"
Zhang Yuchen gave an "Mm," but the next second, he spoke up again:
"Ah! We don't have any South Korean money on us. How are we supposed to pay?"
Mao Jing, who had remained silent, answered directly:
"I have some!"
With that, Mao Jing pulled out a whole stack of South Korean cash.
"Wow, Senior Brother, where did you get so much South Korean money?"
Pan Ling asked in shock.
Then Eldest Senior Brother, floating beside us, immediately cut in:
"Before boarding, he robbed it off those crew members."
Damn, Mao Jing really had the foresight and thoroughness.
Before coming ashore, I'd only been busy enjoying the sea breeze on deck. I hadn't carefully considered what we might encounter after landing.
Meanwhile, Mao Jing had already made every possible preparation.
"Damn, Brother Jing really is the man."
"Enough! There's still some distance from the port to downtown. We can catch a taxi up ahead!"
Holding Google Maps, Mao Jing pointed us in the right direction.
Everyone gave an "Mm" and started walking forward.
At the same time, Mao Jing's phone had begun downloading "k.ride" the moment we got off the ship. It was a ride-hailing app that could be registered without a local phone number and supported both cash and online payment.
With Mao Jing around, there was no need to bother with any so-called travel guides.
This kid would be wasted if he didn't become an encyclopedia.
Before long, we reached the roadside outside the port.
Mao Jing also called a car to take us to a nearby night market district. Though it was our first time in South Korea and we might leave as