Living in the Capital City was no easy thing.
Great Ye was the finest land in Great Liang, a capital of six ancient dynasties where culture flourished, heroes from across the realm gathered, and commerce thrived. It had produced countless aristocratic clans, powerful families, and wealthy merchants.
Naturally, every inch of this city was worth its weight in gold, and prices were extraordinarily high. Life was not easy for ordinary people.
But for Wang Chen, whose belt was wrapped in millions of strings of cash, any problem that money could solve was no problem at all.
After reclaiming his own house, he first went to a nearby broker's office and quickly bought three maidservants and five household servants to fill out the residence.
As for guards to watch the house, Wang Chen did not hire a single one—there was no need.
With these servants, Wang Chen naturally did not need to personally handle the cleaning and organizing of his new home.
The residence was divided into front and rear courtyards. Though its layout and scale were not particularly large, it had front gardens and back courtyards, pavilions and towers, everything one could need. Housing over a hundred people would not have been a problem.
With only Wang Chen and a few servants living there, it felt especially spacious.
Most of the rooms inside and out had been renovated, and the furniture and decorations provided were all new. The rare flowers and exotic plants in the rear garden were quite elegant. Han Zhengjie had clearly spent a great deal of effort and money on it.
Wang Chen had gotten himself quite a bargain.
Yet he accepted that bargain with perfect justification. Even if the lawsuit had gone before the Emperor of Liang, he would have won without question!
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