Xiong En finally got his wish and took to the streets.
His family already had a government-issued permit to operate an official injection center.
The center employed professional doctors to ensure safe injections, and while it was regulated by the government, the price and taxes were exorbitantly high.
As for the idea that such injection centers could be free of charge, it was unclear whether this was legal, but under Jonas's suggestion, Xiong En chose a lawful method nonetheless.
Because this so-called free service simply meant someone else was paying for it.
Yes, at that moment, Xiong En was inside the injection center, paying for others as they received their injections.
You could call it a political stunt, but it was indeed a substantial 'public welfare' stunt.
Xiong En was truly footing the bill.
Outside the injection center, a long line formed, and many passersby were shocked and posted the scene online.
