Zhong Muyu patted their backs with both hands: "Now that you're out, don't call yourselves subordinates or servants. We agreed to hide our identities. Now you're my brother and I'm your sister. Don't call me by the wrong names later."

"well."

Chengfeng could only sigh helplessly.

Early Spring was quicker to accept it: "So where are we going next? Where...where does Sister Wang want to go?"

Zhong Muyu thought for a moment: "I'd like to wander around a bit, since I've never been here before. What about you guys?"

Needless to say, early spring was a different story. Having been sent to the palace since childhood, she had never left the palace, and all that remained was riding the wind.

He knew he couldn't avoid it, so he could only accept: "Come with me, I know a few of the places I frequent."

Zhong Muyu grinned, knowing that calling Chengfeng out would be useful.

The prosperity of the capital city was indeed incomparable to that of remote prefectures like Lingqing. Shops lined both sides of the road, offering everything from food and drink to entertainment, and many things were comparable to those of modern times.

Compared to Zhong Muyu, Zao Chun seemed to adapt much faster, and before long, her hands were full of things.

Zhong Muyu casually pulled something out of her hand and asked, "Why did you buy so many? You don't need any of these, do you?"

Slightly embarrassed, Zaochun said, "I don't really need anything, but the designs looked so novel that I thought I'd buy a few, and before I knew it, I'd bought too many. By the way, Sister Wang... why didn't you buy anything?"

"I haven't seen anything I want to buy yet, but I'm a little hungry. Chengfeng, do you have any good food recommendations?"

“Yuanjing has restaurants serving specialties from all over the country, but if we’re talking about local specialties, Yue Shi Fang is definitely one of them.”

Chengfeng pointed to a shop not far away.