What happened to the woman was not an isolated case, the scene resonated with more people, and even required more manpower to maintain order.
No one is willing to be a prostitute for no reason, the profession is despised, and should be despised, what's more, those who look average cannot command a high price, those pimps aren't stupid, they choose carefully.
So among them, their backgrounds could be that they were kidnapped, trafficked, sold, or in any case, they were basically beaten.
It does not rule out that some were indeed forced into the trade, constituting a minority.
But now the Lord of Hamlet has taken down those guys, granting them freedom, it feels like a sun appearing in a dark sky for the first time for them.
However, there were only a few prostitutes who tested negative for diseases, frankly, not even a third, the rest were infected to varying degrees, putting immense pressure on the doctors.
