Tang Wen wanted to move because Jiang Han's home was close to the Witch Market, making her commute convenient.
At the same time, it was located in the city center, so it was convenient to go anywhere.
Furthermore, Tang Wen was currently a witch running a "gaming channel." She had always done it at the Witch House Club, but Store Manager Qin Shunying was not, after all, running an internet café club—yes, a club, the sort of place where people chatted and made friends—so she was unlikely to buy genuinely high-performance machines and waste that money.
And Tang Wen's home was far away, with inconvenient transportation to boot. Even the fastest food delivery took half an hour to arrive.
So running her channel from home was troublesome too. She had asked around among her coworkers about where they lived and whether their places were suitable for renting.
That little rich girl Chu Yujun lived in a high-rise villa—one of those little hanging villas on towering cliffs, complete with two small gardens—so it was unsuitable for renting out.
Chai Ying, meanwhile, shared a small ring-shaped Sky Island with several friends. Those were islands built around a hollow center, equipped with three small gardens and two terraced fields. Every spot was already occupied, so naturally there was no room to squeeze in another person.
The others either lived in high-rise cottages or shared villas, none of which were especially suitable.
Only Jiang Han, who lived in an independent villa—meaning that as long as you did not go overboard, you could build an entire scenic district on the property—was the best fit.
Tang Wen had actually considered renting a room from Jiang Han even before she started her gaming channel! But who would have thought...
A perfectly good Archwitch with an independent villa