Liang Qu knew that the earth hut was still there, visible at a glance, hidden inside the frame of the main house, like a room within a room.
He didn't particularly care, as there wasn't anything of value inside, just a mattress and a few pieces of coarse linen clothing.
The only thing that might be worth something was the pair of Treasure Fish horns under the rice vat, which could be used for medicinal purposes. He could remove them later, allowing the craftsmen to completely tear down the structure.
What he hadn't expected was that the villagers would bring rice and flour; he had no idea how to use them since he didn't cook at home.
"How about that, Master Liang, have a look. I've extended it according to a two-courtyard layout, and there are two wing rooms on either side of the main house.
Separated by the crossroad, I'm not planning to pave the two spaces in front of the main house with stone bricks but leave them as yellow mud grounds and plant two trees in them.
