Yelang, mocked by teammates and audiences, wanted to stop and vomit, but he just couldn't. He felt utterly despaired.
At the same time, Wu Di was in similar straits— being laughed at by a crowd.
Health Square is indeed a gathering place for brothels, and a series of peripheral industries have emerged around this pillar industry.
In the Tang Dynasty, where a night curfew was still implemented, Health Square had truly become a "City That Never Sleeps".
The gentry's children, Kyoto's young heroes, new scholars, and even princes and nobles, all gathered here, dispelling worries, finding love, enjoying entertainment, dining and partying, exchanging needed items... There was never a shortage of people flow.
All kinds of talents and beauties singing and making merry, and scholars getting drunk were common scenes.
Under the scrutiny of countless people in the bustling center, Wu Di was ruthlessly thrown onto the street by the henchmen raised in the brothel.
