Empire: God System

Speaking of Landry's life experience, his mother was a prostitute and his father disappeared before his mother gave birth to him. No one knew his identity. The same was true for Landry. He didn't even know whether his biological father was dead. Or just left, and his mother passed away not long after giving birth to him, which led to Landry not having much impression of his mother.

So although Landry is not an orphan like Luther, the actual situation is not much different.

Although Luther was slightly inferior to Landry in terms of birth, Luther still had an advantage to some extent in terms of his upbringing environment.

After all, Landry was born in Yunshen, a city known as the lawless city. Normally, he would never be able to survive without shelter as a child, let alone grow up to such an adult. But fortunately, although his mother was just She is a prostitute, but she is also a prostitute who belongs to a gang. After living for more than 20 years, she still has some connections and knows some people.

Under the influence of these relationships, the young Landry did not end up on the streets, or simply die in a trash can in Yunshen. Instead, he was assigned to an abandoned car disposal yard managed by gangs. This caused Landry to He has lived with cars and a large number of mechanical parts since he was a child, which is one of the reasons why his driving skills were so good later on.

So it’s not wrong to say that Landry has no background at all. He actually has a gang background, especially since the younger generation of the gang he belongs to is not prosperous. This directly leads to Landry, who has quite good driving skills, occupying the leading position among this younger generation. A high status.

But according to Luther's observation through God's Eyes, Landry actually doesn't like his own identity as a gangster.

Maybe to some people, gang members seem majestic and handsome, but in fact, to Landry, that's not the case at all.

He takes drugs, fights with weapons, and finds prostitutes. He may die on the street one day for some ridiculous reason. Landry will never forget the friends he grew up with. Some of them are no longer addicted to drugs. One person died, and some died miserably and randomly in the process of gang fights.

Landry didn't like that way of death, and he hated such a life from the bottom of his heart. He hoped that he could earn enough money to get rid of this situation and live a better life.

So when he found out that he could make money by racing, he came to the car almost every night, took on all the races he could get, and earned as much as he could.

But as Luther said, the money earned from racing cars is not that durable. After getting the money, he must first buy better cars and modify cars so that he can perform better on the racing track.

This amount of expense was so large that Landry fainted. He still had to bear all kinds of expenses in his daily life, as well as help his friends solve some problems. In fact, there was not as much left as he imagined.

If Landry wants to transcend class and live an ideal life, racing alone is not enough.

Seeing that Landry fell silent, Luther continued to persuade:

"You did make a lot of money when you first started racing, but when everyone knew you were invincible, could you make as much money as before? It must have dropped significantly, right?"

After Landry was silent for a moment, he finally had no choice but to nod and admit the fact. What

Luther said was completely true. When Landry first joined the drag racing circle, he earned more than a dollar a day, a few dollars a day. Tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of gold ounces were earned rapidly.

But such good days did not last long. Although the racing gangs in the circle were rich, their money did not come from the strong wind, and they could not waste it uncontrollably. When they discovered that Landry was not only invincible, but also came to participate in drag racing almost every night, they naturally lowered the bet on the racing car significantly.

Not only that, there were also many drag racing circles who were unwilling to compete with Landry. After all, there is really no way to win against Landry. What fun is there in losing money steadily?

Even if you are stubborn, you have almost accepted it after such a long time. Let’s face it, these many reasons make it much more difficult for Landry to make money!

There are many people who still race with Landry, but these are basically pretending to race, in fact they are basically doing it for Since the real purpose of asking Landry for driving skills is not racing, they naturally will not ask for a higher price. The money they pay is just equivalent to paying tuition. Just earn five thousand gold ounces like today. Landry hasn't experienced this for a while.

If he really wants to completely change his life situation, he must find a stable way to make money. Maybe the one behind him is quite powerful, and it seems Can the omniscient mysterious man really provide himself with a new way to make money?