Most of the vendors were on the left, while the performers were on the right.
Naturally, performers actually made up a very small proportion. Most were vendors.
Near the entrance to the street, most of the vendors sold goods. They had to walk farther in to find those selling food.
Li Yingling now carried a small but very elegant, finely crafted lantern.
She still remembered envying the lanterns others carried when she was little, and thinking that when she grew up, she would definitely have one too.
Now that she had grown up, Li Yingling really did have one, and it was even prettier than the lantern she had imagined in her dreams.
She lifted the lantern and asked her master with smiling eyes:
"What do you think? Is it pretty?"
Chu Xingchen had already finished his candied hawthorn, so he now held the skewer between his teeth.
Hearing Li Yingling's question, Chu Xingchen glanced over and saw her holding up the lantern, its light illuminating her fair face.
Li Yingling possessed the [Beauty] trait.
Though she still looked like a young girl, she was very pretty, and her joyful expression at that moment made the sight all the more pleasant.
Chu Xingchen smiled sincerely. "Of course my eldest disciple is very pretty."
Li Yingling raised her head proudly and said:
"Of course I know I'm pretty! I meant the lantern."
Chu Xingchen shook his head with a hint of regret.
"The lantern is a bit of a shame, then. It still falls far short of my eldest disciple."
Li Yingling turned, her long red dress sweeping into an arc, and walked ahead with her lantern.
"Master, you just love sweet-talking people."
Hearing this, Cui Hao cast his master a look that said he still had much to learn-his master