Peace Order

Li Guanyi nodded his head and admired the scenery on both sides. The distance between Jiangzhou City and Guan Yi City was more than three hundred miles. The Xue Family’s caravan had to reach its destination in a day. Li Guanyi noticed that every few tens of miles along the way, there was a post station bustling with carriages and horses, with people from various countries stopping there to drink tea and eat food.

The meat placed on the tables outside was extremely abundant, with much left over.

Foreigners who came did not have to pay with Silver Coins.

Afterwards, they praised the state of Central Plains, true to its reputation of abundance, vastness, rich resources, and its people’s luxurious appearance. Initially, there was a post station every fifty miles, then every thirty miles, and later, every twenty miles.

Besides, on the road were monks and Taoists, as if a grand Taoist debate was in session.

There were also carriages decorated extremely lavishly. Looking out over the waterways of the river, there were flower boats stretching continuously, nearly covering the entire waterway of Jiangzhou City, grand and magnificent. At a glance, it indeed looked like an extremely grand sight.

However, amidst such a vast and impressive crowd, Li Guanyi also saw many common folk.

The faces of these commoners were tinged with fatigue as they hurried outwards. Among them, an elderly man with two children, hustling along as if the increasingly hot weather and prolonged walking under the sun had taken its toll. He stumbled and began to fall forward.

The fallen commoner on the ground, and the coming and going of foreign monks and Taoists on both sides, revealed a stark contrast,