Li Yan waved his hand and, after confirming the location, led everyone into the city.
Shangjin City was not large, with a layout of one main street and nine alleys.
The thoroughfare connecting the town was also not large, no more than two hundred meters long, and less than four meters wide, paved with bluestones, with light rain flowing through the gaps.
Commercial establishments lined both sides, bustling with activity with old brick and wooden doors, moss-covered corners, a small place yet unusually prosperous.
Since the area was a major hub for Cao Yun, there were many inns in the city, mostly carriage inns for the hard laborers, with only one inn being somewhat upscale.
Even the best inn couldn't compare to those in Chang'an, being merely a large courtyard house, but both upstairs and downstairs offered accommodations.
