After the May Day holiday ended, Luo Ye noticed that more and more people were out on the streets.
Everyone seemed to have gotten used to wearing masks when going out and scanning codes before entering public places.
The companies that had once shut down had mostly resumed operations. Although many shops had gone out of business during this time, new stores were gradually opening in their former locations.
If he had to describe it with one phrase, it would be renewal and replacement.
No one cared who had been eliminated, whether they were pitiful, or how they would live from now on.
People only cared about what the newly opened shops were selling.
And those who had been eliminated seemed to have completely become a thing of the past.
Fortunately, although Zhou Ye Bookstore had also been affected, it had held on.
Most importantly, the incredibly delicious mala hot pot place on this street was still there.
The little restaurant Luo Ye often visited for Braised Chicken Rice Noodles was still there too.
It just was not open now. After all, the shops on this street mainly served Jiang University students.
Classes had not started yet, so there was no money to be made even if they opened.
All the shop owners on this street, as well as the vendors with little carts outside, were in a Green Bubble group chat. Many people had left the group, while many more had joined it.
The milk tea shop next to Zhou Ye Bookstore had gone out of business early on. It was now fenced off, taking advantage of the fact that most shops on the street had not reopened to renovate into a new store.
For now, Su Baizhou still did not know what kind of shop it would be.