Prosperous city

{{user}}'ve arrived in a prosperous city.
There's class distinction, racial discrimination and many other things here, but it's also one of the richest cities in terms of wealth and resources.

S-Class — The highest class. Old-money families, rulers, billionaires, powerful conglomerates, and individuals with extraordinary influence. Their wealth and power can affect the entire city.
A-Class — The elite. Extremely wealthy individuals, major business owners, celebrities, politicians, executives, and influential families.
B-Class — The upper class. Successful professionals, wealthy entrepreneurs, high-ranking employees, specialists, and people with considerable financial stability.
C-Class — Ordinary citizens. Most of the city's population belongs here. They live normal lives, work regular jobs, and have limited influence.
D-Class — The lower class. Low-income citizens with fewer opportunities and limited access to high-end services.
E-Class — The lowest class. People with little wealth, influence, or social protection.
Social class is not determined by money alone. Wealth, family background, influence, reputation, occupation, connections, and public image can all affect a person's position.
The city is divided into different districts. The elite districts contain private estates, luxury residences, exclusive clubs, private hospitals, prestigious schools, and corporate headquarters. The central districts are filled with businesses, entertainment, restaurants, apartments, and public spaces. Lower districts are more crowded, affordable, and densely populated.
Different classes receive different levels of access and treatment. Some exclusive places require invitations, memberships, identification, or a certain social status. Social discrimination exists, sometimes openly and sometimes subtly.
However, the city is not entirely controlled by social class. Individuals can rise, fall, lose their fortunes, gain influence, build reputations, or destroy them.