Inviting that divine girl along of her own accord—it didn't seem like Fu Hua's style. So Kaguya felt that Fu Hua must have taken a liking to that divine girl.
"Speak properly. What do you mean, 'can't bear to part with her'? Don't tell me you're jealous?"
She gently ruffled Kaguya's hair, deeply displeased by her daughter's sarcastic tone. What good things had she failed to learn, and what nonsense had she picked up instead?
"Would I be jealous of that silly girl? How could that be!" Upon hearing this, Princess Kaguya instinctively hurried to deny it. She might have been a god, but she was so foolish...
Would she be jealous of her? What a joke!
That Was a Specialty of Shenzhou (4)
Night arrived. In modern society, nighttime was when lively life truly began. Especially in those major cities, no one even thought about sleeping before four or five in the morning.
Even two or three in the morning was the peak of nightlife, when people who had worked all day let themselves relax to their hearts' content after getting off work.
But what about nights in ancient times?
Obviously, they could not compare with modern times.
Great Tang was somewhat better, especially in the international metropolises where Fu Hua had previously stayed, such as Yangzhou, Chang'an, and Luoyang. Those prosperous areas remained brightly lit at night, particularly places like pleasure districts.
Flower boats at night and bustling markets also made ancient nights lively...
But in Japan at this time, it was clearly difficult to recreate the brightly lit scenes of central Shenzhou. Even a city like Fujiwara Capital was no exception.
Of course, Japan also had lively temple fairs, but not in this era—only several hundred years later.
Not long after Fu Hua led Princess Kaguya into