The current stall district had almost no aerial streets. It was all ground-level buildings. Moreover, stalls made up only a small proportion here; there were more shops with actual buildings.
In terms of architectural form, they were basically all transformed from Crystal Shell. And because of Crystal Shell's properties, it could be worked to an extraordinarily fine degree, making the surrounding buildings exquisitely beautiful.
From this alone, it was clear that this "free trading market," compared with the previous one, definitely had better overall product quality.
However, there were far fewer customers around.
That was actually normal.
Those willing to browse the stall district more or less harbored thoughts of picking up overlooked treasures.
And those who set up street stalls were basically not professional merchants, but more often passersby. They might not fully recognize what they were selling, and their prices tended to be more subjective, leaving opportunities to pick up bargains.
Like this current stall district, eighty percent of it consisted of proper shops, and the operators were professional merchants as well. Trying to pick up overlooked treasures under a professional merchant's nose had an exceedingly, exceedingly low chance of success.
Naturally, the previous stall district had more people.
As for those who wanted to visit proper shops, they would more often choose the goods at the main venue rather than come all the way here.
This was also why the current stall district had so few people.
Let alone Angel and Laplace walking through the world of "1.1"—even if their true bodies came here, they probably would not run into many people.
Still, having fewer people had its advantages.
In the previous stall district, the crowds were not only noisy but sharp-eyed. Even if Parrot appeared there, not many people would pay attention to him.
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