Nightclubs were pretty much the same in every country. The ones in the Far East were generally smaller, with cleaner, more civilized environments... except for places with lots of foreigners. There was basically no scamming of customers.
Tokyo was just relatively more expensive. A night out for two or three people could easily cost around 200,000 yen.
In Shenzhou, girls who liked going to nightclubs were easily labeled as bad girls. The Far East was completely different. Nightlife was simply an ordinary way of life there. On top of that, people in the Far East tended to be timid and reserved, so picking up girls at nightclubs was considerably harder than in Shenzhou.
Though that was only in relative terms.
Perhaps the timing was just right. When Fu Hua entered the nightclub, she saw crowds flowing back and forth amid deafening heavy metal rock.
Dim laser lights flashed constantly, and everyone on the dance floor wore an intoxicated expression. Aside from a few who could not let loose, the rest were men and women embracing one another, their faces flushed.
To the rhythm of the DJ's mixes, the women swayed their alluring bodies wildly, showing off their sizzling figures...
As they gradually moved closer with the music, only in a bar could people be their truest, most direct selves—casting aside the burdens and solemnity of the day, taking off their masks, venting the unhappiness in their hearts, and seeking stimulation for both body and soul. This life was one grand carnival.
Standing on the raised platform, Fu Hua saw that the entire bar was incredibly lively, its atmosphere absolutely explosive.
Of course, it had not reached its peak yet. It was still a little early. After midnight was when things truly went wild.
Different seats in the bar came with