In the distance is the famous Sphinx - not the one in front of the Egyptian pharaoh's tomb, but the casino in Las Vegas. Asher Luo couldn't find what he needed in China, so he had to come to the Free City. However, he had no background and was not familiar with the history, so it was not easy to find what he needed.
He visited several electronic equipment stores. As soon as he asked what he wanted, the store owner looked at him with a critical eye, and the clerk beside him quickly dialed "nine-one-one". Asher Luo smiled bitterly and disappeared on the street before the police car roared over.
Not only did he get nothing, he also appeared on a local Las Vegas radio station. The serious host on the screen warned all citizens righteously that there was an "Asian" criminal with a low IQ but cruel methods who was looking for some prohibited electronic devices. The general public was asked to assist the police in the investigation and pay attention to their own safety. The radio station also obtained a photo from the police taken from a surveillance camera, which looked like Asher Luo. It was almost the same.
Asher Luo stood in front of the famous man-made volcano, looking at the fiery "magma", and sighed in his heart: It turns out that even gods have times when they are at a loss.
It’s all my fault for watching too many Hollywood blockbusters back then. In “Mission Impossible”, Tom Cruise was able to buy a large number of advanced electronic equipment without much effort. It seemed that these things were everywhere in the United States. It turns out that there is such a big gap between the real situation and what is described in the movie.
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