The Life Ke Chen Wanted

Outside a charity foundation in New York, a sleek new sports car was parked, its bright yellow color drawing every eye. It had to be said, yellow suited a sports car—it was truly eye-catching.

Some scantily clad women deliberately approached to strike up conversations, or pretended to touch up their makeup as they posed seductively in the reflection, hoping to catch the attention of the wealthy man inside and perhaps be taken a liking to...

No matter where they were, gold diggers were never in short supply. Unfortunately, the person inside showed no reaction whatsoever.

Ultron Robots occasionally flew overhead, drawing people's attention every time. They would look up, each wearing a different expression.

Some believed the existence of the Ultron Robots had lowered the crime rate and made all of New York safer. Even the "stinking rats" in the sewers had become much fewer.

Because the city was so developed and its sewer system so well built, many homeless people found themselves a "home" in the sewers. Such people were called the "stinking rats" of the sewers.

But there was nothing New York could do about them. Even if they were driven away, they would still be homeless people, merely changing locations.

And as the largest city, how could New York possibly have no dark corners?

Thus, no one bothered with those homeless people, as long as they stayed in the shadows like real rats and did not come out to affect public safety.

On the contrary, after the Ultron Robots appeared, this situation improved considerably. Homeless people had to resort to certain "methods" to survive, and those were easily detected by the Ultron Robots, so the number of homeless people decreased.

Naturally, this caused complaints. No matter what was done, it would affect someone's interests.

Thus, some liked