As for the inner hall, it was indeed a paradise for scholars.
A folding screen separated the reading rooms for men and women. Outside the windows on both sides, there were picturesque views, casting the figures of scholars in a setting that resembled an otherworldly paradise.
Perhaps it was the ambiance, but those who came here to read possessed remarkable qualities. They were neither noisy nor disruptive, quietly engrossed in their books, either copying or taking notes.
The atmosphere wasn't as formal as that of an academy, but it exuded an even greater sense of elegance and charm.
Su Yingxue was invited into the backyard.
She was aware that behind Chu Jinling's bookstore, there was a place for relaxation.
However, what she didn't anticipate was that this space was connected to a private residence.
