After sending Lin Shaoqing off, the restaurant manager who was thriving in Hell's Kitchen,
Alvin went behind the bar himself and started tending bar...
He felt like he was slowly drifting away from the life he'd once lived. At a time like this, he needed to remind himself what his original purpose in life had been.
The battles and responsibilities he couldn't escape didn't wear him down, but gradually drifting away from the life he wanted made him angry.
Alvin's strange behavior quickly spread throughout Hell's Kitchen, carried by the old neighborhood regulars who frequented the restaurant.
Before long, the restaurant had become the liveliest place in the neighborhood.
A long line of all sorts of vehicles was parked outside, while gangs of thugs lurked on both sides of the street.
Space inside the restaurant was limited, so the rough-looking underlings had to squat by the roadside, enduring the watchful stares of Ghost Wolf and Thor.
The gang bosses of Hell's Kitchen seized this rare opportunity to come to the restaurant together. They wanted to see if they could curry favor and cheer up their "king."
They had no idea what was wrong with Alvin.
But they knew who mattered most in Hell's Kitchen. Keeping this big shot in a good mood was the greatest contribution they could make to the neighborhood.
Alvin inexplicably received a pile of gifts. Looking at the awkward gang bosses, he suddenly found it a little funny.
People said that when an emperor grew angry, rivers ran red with blood. What did this make him?
When Alvin got angry, the room filled with gifts?
Old William was loudly telling crude, dirty jokes. As everyone roared with laughter, he kept sneaking glances at Alvin...
Alvin suddenly felt much better. Turns out everyone liked being cared about...