Book 16: Chapter 31
“I knew it.” I could smell the abnormality in Hangzhou’s air. I shut my eyes and bobbed my head. “I knew it.”
“What?” Tang Ye, bewildered, visually surveyed the surroundings.
While some would debate how magnificent, Tang Ye was able to spot something praiseworthy every inch he swept his gaze high and low. The roads were not packed or rowdy, but the relaxing atmosphere and freedom offered was visible at first glance. Of course, the capital was superior in certain ways, but that did not make the residents of Hangzhou feel as though they were missing out; they were visibly content with life in Hangzhou.
“Isn’t it nice and peaceful?” asked Tang Ye.
“That’s precisely the problem,” I mumbled.
“Why is that a problem?”
“Why is nobody stopping me?”
Tang Ye nodded. “If you want, I can go hit the drum at the magistrate’s office to announce your arrival, buy a few blank canvases to write…”
I put the brat on his bottom. I genuinely suspected if he deliberately provoked me so that I could improve his durability to physical damage.