Back to His Own World

In London, aside from luxury shopping and exorbitant rent, perhaps the most unforgettable expense for those who had lived there was—

Transportation was expensive.

As England's central hub, London had extremely well-developed transportation. In the city center, there would generally be a subway station or bus stop within 400 meters.

But while it was incredibly convenient, it also had one very obvious characteristic.

In one word: expensive.

London's most representative form of transport, the Underground, had an incredibly complicated fare system and ticket selection.

Annual passes, monthly passes, daily passes, single tickets, peak-hour tickets, off-peak tickets, and so on and so forth.

Ah, but they all had one thing in common.

Expensive. Just plain expensive. (sweat)

If you ever went to London and needed to take the Underground, be sure to thoroughly understand all the rules and avoid exorbitant expenses.

Prepare some kind of tourist Oyster card in advance, or buy a discounted card like a seven-day travel pass.

"But even with a card, it still costs nearly 3 Pounds. Some are charged at full price during peak hours, and the London Underground is full of ancient relics with no air conditioning. Thinking about it that way, even 1- or 2-Pound buses start to seem adorable~"

Looking at Tang Bing's foolishly sweet smile, as though she had seen heaven, Fang Ran—the drifter who did not need to pay rent and basically got around on foot—figured she had probably gone delirious from heartache.

After thinking about those expenses, even he swallowed nervously, the corner of his mouth twitching.

Slightly embarrassed, he thought about how the subway had no air conditioning yet was still so expensive. As expected of the wealthy people living in London, a developed country.

What Fang Ran did not know, however, was that even London locals found their