Chapter 269
Within ten miles of the capital, the places had already become more prosperous than the towns they encountered along the way.
This place was called Beiguan. It was full of shops and everywhere was crowded.
Miss Jun led Liu'er and the horse through it. Liu'er's two eyes couldn't see everything, and she was trying her best to maintain the decency of the eldest girl of an official family, so as not to be laughed at as a bumpkin.
"It is said that this is the best dried meat in the capital." Miss Jun shook Liu'er's hand and looked in one direction.
Liu'er saw a stall in a corner of the street, flying a fancy banner with the word Dong written on it.
"This is…" Liu'er said, lowering her voice again, "Is it marked on the painting?"
The lady said that this map of the capital was illegal, so she didn't refer to it directly.
What a sensible child, Miss Jun nodded approvingly to her.
Liu'er smiled and straightened her back.