"Kowloon Walled City... how can anyone live in this place?"
Gu Sheng looked through the car window at the Walled City beside them, packed like pigeonholes, countless buildings piled together like building blocks.
Signs hung thick outside the windows from the ground floor to the upper stories, shining in every color beneath the night sky.
It did have something of a cyberpunk look.
Without turning his head, Gu Sheng asked Chau Tai, "Ever been here?"
"No!" Chau Tai shook her head.
"There's nothing to see here. Sewage and dead rats everywhere, drug addicts, and corpses. Who'd want to live here without ever seeing daylight if they had any choice?" Ah Tung said from the front.
"Can the car get in?" Gu Sheng asked.
"Yes, there's a road. There are factories inside, too. Their deliveries have to go through here." Ah Tung turned the wheel, slowing the car as he drove into Kowloon Walled City.
"I actually quite like this place," Gu Sheng suddenly said.
"What do you like about it?" Chau Tai asked curiously.
"I like how lawless it is!" The corner of Gu Sheng's mouth lifted into an unreadable smile.
If he had transmigrated here back then, he probably would have had a pretty good time, provided he hadn't died violently in the street.
Of course, it couldn't compare with Causeway Bay.
But there was one thing about this place that even Causeway Bay couldn't match.
Even the police couldn't venture deep inside.
Who knew how many desperate outlaws and wanted criminals were hidden in those sunless alleys beside them?
Once they entered Kowloon Walled City, they saw narrow, dark alleys on both sides, with crowds moving past their entrances.
Some filthy children ran back and forth through the sewage.
"We can't drive any farther." Ah Tung parked in