Chapter 188: Chapter 168: The Old Friend Ning Feixue, Solitude, The Buddhist Child Shen Hui

A spring sorrow awaits the drowning of wine, the boat sways on the lake, curtains beckon from above the pavilion.

This is the grand scene of Golden Moon City's largest tavern, the Golden Wind and Jade Dew Pavilion.

This pavilion is established atop an artificially-made highland in the middle of Golden Moon Lake, where land was filled in to forcibly create a center for gourmet food and romance above the water.

To ascend to this pavilion, one must take a ferry, and the ferrywomen, all comely and possessing modest martial skills, demand twenty taels just to board the vessel, even before setting foot in the pavilion.

And yet, despite such an exorbitant price, the stream of people coming and going never ceases, and everyone leaving the pavilion bears a look of utter satisfaction.