Even so, Luke was still able to earn a hundred experience and credit points in two or three hours.
These points were mainly from Harlem. There was a big problem with security in this area.
It didn't have a nickname like Clinton's "Hell's Kitchen," but it had just as many cases of petty theft and fights.
For the last few days, Luke had been in the mood to hunt two-bit creeps, so he would definitely come here.
A hundred experience and credit points a night wasn't a lot, but if he came every day, he could earn at least three to four thousand experience and credit points a month. That wasn't a small amount.
More importantly, there was no end to the experience and credit points here.
It was impossible to seriously injure all the hooligans through these small scuffles.
It wasn't to the point of slapping a person for running a red light, for example.
After a few days, a new urban horror legend began to spread in Harlem.
