"I've seen similar banned films online. The original videos were priced sky-high, and plenty of people bought them." Jia Youzhi strongly agreed with Ding Xiang's proposal. "It's a quick way to make money, but filming in a restricted zone is extremely dangerous. Most people never make it out alive. Only those with nowhere left to turn would try it."
"Nowhere left to turn? Doesn't that describe us?" Wu Wei held the camera in one hand and reached toward Gao Ming with the other. "Give me back my bus pass."
Gao Ming slapped Wu Wei's hand aside and silently considered it for a while. Li Sansi's memories contained little information about the restricted zones. He only knew that most of them had been the sites of horrific, bloody tragedies.
"Director Li, haven't you always wanted to make a movie? If we filmed a first-person movie inside a restricted zone, it would definitely be a hit. Paying off our debts would be easy." Ding Xiang joined in the persuasion. "Some of the forbidden houses are in wealthy neighborhoods, too. There are safes, piles of money, and antiques left inside. That would be extra income."
Ding Xiang was a very clever woman, and she successfully tempted Gao Ming.
Li Sansi's understanding of this city was only superficial. The restricted zones sealed off by the Night Watch might conceal the city's true secrets.
"One person, one camera, going in with a first-person perspective. If you make it back alive..."
"Wait." Gao Ming looked at his three underlings. "One person? I'm going in alone?"
"Not just anyone can enter a restricted zone. You have to bribe the Night Watch beforehand. The three of us scraped together everything we could, and we only have enough for one person." Jia Youzhi cupped some loose change and jewelry