Tang Ye truly wanted to take root in Yanjing and build his own mansion, so having a house was essential. It wouldn't do for someone to stay in another's house and call themselves a mansion, right? Moreover, as more and more people joined his cause, it seemed practical to have those who worked for him housed in his own estate for convenience in meeting and communication. Therefore, he told Murong Huansha that he wanted to buy a large plot of land to construct a house and build a grand mansion.
Murong Huansha and Mu Yue were very supportive of Tang Ye's plan. Having their own luxury house meant having their own "face" in Yanjing, which would make their presence felt more profoundly. It would also serve as an intangible pass to various inner circles. Of course, there was also an emotional fulfillment to be had – having a house felt like there was an anticipation of a home.
