He passed through several inner rooms and arrived at the top floor by the riverside window.
Draped in a white mink fur robe, Xu Yuan stood by the window on the top floor of Zuixian Pavilion, gazing down at the night-time bustle of the southwestern stronghold.
Zuixian Pavilion was considered the tallest building in the northern part of the city, from where one could overlook the fireworks and festivities over a good half of Jingjiang City.
The city's nightlife was vibrant, and although this world had no street lights, both sides of the streets were lined with small Bright Pattern Lamps carved by the official government.
Looking down, Zuixian Pavilion towered by the banks of the Jinhuai River.
