Here Is the Point We Stop Chapter 46

Japan is a country with a strong sense of propriety. This sense of propriety is reflected in the fact that they do not maintain too close relationships with their neighbors, and everyone they interact with is just a passerby. It is also reflected in the fact that they do not pay too much attention to others. They usually claim to be polite and tolerant, so they will not pay too much attention to people in strange clothes on the road, and will not pay attention even if they encounter strange behavior.

If you encounter a robbery and murder on the road, you can still look straight ahead and walk by calmly with headphones on. If you encounter a car accident in which no one is killed, you can ignore it without any psychological burden.

Therefore, when Leon got off the car, he saw such a strange scene.

The pedestrian lights at the intersection lit up green, and the cars on both sides were parked inside the parking line. The zebra crossing is bustling with people, and there are many social workers in black suits, glasses, and briefcases. They look straight ahead and never seem to lower their heads to look at their feet, but they can very accurately avoid obstacles under their feet. The man with long black hair fell on the zebra crossing. Countless people passed by, but a small area of   the border was left untouched.

It's as if he is a ghost that no one can see, or everyone else is an NPC in the game, and will automatically avoid the main plot, and all story lines must wait for the player to trigger.