Wanhai was a special case. It was impossible not to save those reporters. They could be saved, but it depended on how they were saved.
After passing through the relatively quiet streets and crossing over to the South District, the scene became a little clearer. The streets on both sides had become much livelier. You could even see a few children kicking a football that was so dilapidated that its original color couldn't be seen.
Here, the most common forms of leisure and entertainment were hard to come by. In war-torn countries, survival was the foundation of the citizens. What was leisure and entertainment? Some children had never enjoyed the joys of childhood since they were born.
