Zhu Wencong took a steamer directly to Cleveland, a city of heavy industry that was bustling with prosperity.
"In 1859, the first oil well in the world was dug in Pennsylvania, and since then the 'oil fever' swept across the nation!
Countless people began to drill for oil haphazardly, and Cleveland came into the investors' view.
Established in 1836, Cleveland was initially a hub for transporting iron and coal through the Great Lakes; now, the resources had upgraded!
Oil had become the city's calling card, which was also the purpose of our trip!" Zhu Wencong explained the city before them.
Su Yanqiao looked around, feeling the city was just as vibrant as Chicago, with people full of energy and spirit.
Before Su Yanqiao could take a closer look, a large group of vendors swarmed towards them, each promoting their own products.
Hong Tianqing faced Zhu Wencong, indicating that if they did not leave soon, he wouldn't be able to hold off the vendors, and an accident could occur.
