Su Nan did not know when she had fallen asleep.
But she slept deeply. It was probably the most comfortable sleep she had had in recent times. Su Nan felt that perhaps it was because she had visited Jiuyao City last night, and the words that had long been bottled up in her heart had finally found someone to confide in.
Su Nan looked out the window. The sky color was still dim and murky, and Jiuyao City beyond the curtain of rain appeared illusory and hazy, like a city from a dream.
The room Su Nan had chosen was located in the upper-middle section of Drunken Moon Pavilion, overlooking more than half of Jiuyao City. A broad river flowed nearby, splitting the entire city in two, with Origin Mall situated on the other side.
Farther away lay the rolling Jiuyao Mountain Range. The dark green trees had turned pitch-black beneath the gloomy sky.
Su Nan yawned, closed her bleary eyes again, pulled the quilt over her head, and tried to catch some more sleep that way.
More than ten minutes later, she finally threw off the quilt.
Su Nan ruffled her hair, slipped into her slippers, got out of bed, and began washing up while yawning. At the same time, she did not forget to take out her Magic Phone and open the app she had specifically downloaded from the App Store last night.
The app had been specially designed for Drunken Moon Pavilion by the big shots of Tianji Pavilion.
It was mainly intended for room renters, with functions including food ordering, cleaning services, errand running, purchasing on behalf of customers, and more. All it took was a casual tap on the Magic Phone.
It did not matter if one did not have a Magic Phone, though it