At a glance, the bustling modernity filled his view, distinctly different from the old district—essentially worlds apart.
In some ways, the old district was no longer suitable for this extremely bustling city, and it deserved a major overhaul or reconstruction.
However, Su Mo had always been resistant. On one hand, whether it was remodeling or rebuilding, it required a huge amount of money—and Su Mo simply didn't have that much. Another point was that after the remodeling, both the rent and general living costs in the old district would skyrocket, making it unaffordable for the original tenants.
Frankly speaking, those tenants from the old district were basically the most bottom-tier residents of the city.
Of course, if they were to completely rebuild the urban village, selling it for hundreds of billions would be easy. But Su Mo didn't care about the money, nor did he want to go against his grandfather's wishes.
