Hong City Cross-River Bridge No. 4.
Built in year 162 of the New Era, it spanned a total of three kilometers and was one of the five major bridges connecting Hong City's eastern and western districts.
Pale moonlight slipped through gaps in the overcast clouds. Beneath the bridge, the river water surged with a steady, deep, and peaceful current.
Due to its location, traffic on Cross-River Bridge No. 4 had always been light. Late at night, the road was practically deserted, making it a favorite "battleground" for the street racing scene.
The roar of an engine shattered the silent night, sending ripples across the placid river. Bright headlights, eye-catching as burning flames, made the blue convertible supercar the undisputed star of the street.
