The Great Qin Military Prefecture

Lu Yao clicked "Great Qin Hidden Dragon Lord." The copper Tiger Tally-like talisman pass glowed faintly, and three options popped up on it.

From top to bottom, they were:

[Great Qin Market]

[Summer Palace Residence]

[Great Qin Visiting Card]

Lu Yao clicked the first one.

This should be the marketplace for transactions.

The screen displayed:

[Are you sure you want to enter "Great Qin Market"?]

[Yes]

[Please select your agent or yourself to enter.]

Lu Yao marked Huang Jia and clicked confirm.

His vision blurred, and he found himself standing on a stone bridge.

In the air ahead, four black seal-script-like characters slowly appeared from top to bottom: "Great Qin Market."

Beyond the stone bridge was the market.

The layout of the Qin market reminded Lu Yao of some ancient towns he had visited in the past, but this place was much larger in scale, and its architectural style leaned more toward the grand and majestic. It was actually closer to palace architecture in the form of watchtowers.

It had multi-layered surrounding corridors, with brick paving beneath the corridors and pebble splash guards under the eaves. The walls were all painted with murals, depicting people, animals, carriages and horses, plants, buildings, God-Monsters, and all kinds of decorative borders.

Within the straight and orderly framework of Great Qin Market, wooden towers, pavilions, and terraces stood packed together in neat rows. All kinds of lanterns, triangular flags, and strip banners hung on both sides, with the names of each shop written on the flags and signboards.

The passersby coming and going were all shadow people, exactly the same as in Shuide Tower before.

Those who entered had their identities concealed here, could not use miracles, and also could not attack. These were all part of the local rules.

It was