Near noon.
Six thoroughly raven black mystic horses with glossy hair pranced along Changle Boulevard and turned left toward Kangle Street.
The land in this area was extremely expensive. Those who were not important officials or from powerful clans truly had no qualifications nor the financial ability to settle on Kangle Street.
Frankly speaking, even if you had the purchasing ability, those who were not influential officials or patrician families could not live on Kangle Street.
The Zhongli Estate, which occupied the most prominent spot on Kangle Street, was three to four times larger than ordinary estates. As a result, it was not outdone by the row of princely and aristocratic estates on the south side of Changle Boulevard.
The appearance of the Eastern Palace's carriage caused a small uproar.
