Chapter 1372 - 366: Not Seeing Off (Part 3)

Chapter 1372: Chapter 366: Not Seeing Off (Part 3)

The courtesans still trusted the judgment of their Pavilion Master. After all, her choices over the years had seldom been wrong. So now, if she felt that going to another city was a good move, it was best to go directly. They could look out for each other.

"Let’s do it now. We’ll pack our things and head back," Zong Qianqun said with a smile.

"Yes!"

The courtesans did not say much more. To them, they were accustomed to life without a fixed abode, with no attachment to their hometowns; they were often poor or displaced. Wherever their sisters were, that was home.

They began to pack their things.

Over the next three days, nothing major happened. Everything proceeded quickly according to plan.

Finally, the last Jade Ship appeared outside the city, a large ship heading in the direction of Jiangnan.

"Qianqun, I’ll leave this to you. I’m heading back; there are some matters to attend to at the Celestial Craft Workshop."

"No worries, Sect Leader Senior Brother, you go ahead. I’ll lead them to Jiangnan first."

"Thank you."

"Sect Leader Senior Brother, you’re too kind. What’s there to be thankful for? No trouble at all. Sect Leader Senior Brother, you take care; we’ll catch up soon."

Zong Qianqun watched Yuchi leave, with a charming smile on her face.

Yi Jun saw her Pavilion Master’s feminine demeanor and felt moved. She joked that it was like an old tree blossoming. She hadn’t expected that her Pavilion Master could find a man she liked, which seemed like a dream.

"Pavilion Master, did you do something?" Yi Jun walked over and asked quietly.

"... "

Zong Qianqun blushed instantly: "What nonsense are you talking about?"

Amidst the giggles of the young women, the Jade Ship began its journey toward the future. This time, they prioritized the matters of the courtesans; besides the courtesans’ issues, there were matters concerning the courtesans as well, though those required more time.

They knew the current location of Jiangnan. So once they handled matters at hand, they would head to Jiangnan together.

Thus, Yuchi returned to Jiangnan on his own, while Zong Qianqun led the courtesans to Jiangnan.

...

Just as Yuchi returned to Jiangnan, the people from Celestial Craft Workshop arrived.

Celestial Craft Workshop was clear on this: since Bu Huoran made the request, they agreed. Because this woman seldom made mistakes.

Indeed, for so long, she hardly ever erred in such matters.

It’s wild, really. Everyone makes mistakes; not making mistakes means not knowing what’s right.

So humans make mistakes; those who don’t are simply like having a cheat code.

It was affirmed that Bu Huoran’s view was error-free. The Celestial Craft Workshop folks were curious since Jiangnan’s kind of city had never been heard of before.

Yet upon seeing this thriving city, they understood immediately.

If they could participate in Jiangnan’s development and future construction, Celestial Craft Workshop would certainly hold significant influence there.

Furthermore, they could profit from Jiangnan, a mutually beneficial endeavor.

"Quite impressive! The Pavilion Master deserves the title."

"Yes, even though the city is tiny now, based on the intel we acquired, Jiangnan’s future prospects are bright."

"This guy named Yuchi really has something to offer!"

"Indeed, his ability to develop an entire city and devise this series of measures is impressive. This is not just about one person; it’s about everyone’s interests."

At present, Celestial Craft Workshop remained very low-key, parking their Flying Ship far outside Jiangnan, then transitioning to horse-drawn carts into the city.

Ten-some people from the Celestial Craft Workshop came this time, representing various industries. But this was just the first batch. The first batch laid the foundation for subsequent arrivals. By the second phase, Jiangnan was expected to accommodate over 10,000 Celestial Craft Workshop personnel.

"So, Pavilion Master, where should we go now?"

Bu Huoran sat in the carriage, gazing through the window at the bustling streets outside. This lively city was incredibly pleasing to the eye.

Everyone seemed at peace, with no grudges, no hatred or animosity. It was an exceedingly pleasant living environment.

Red lanterns adorned both sides of the street, shops opened their doors to customers. Guests and children smiled and walked along the road, portraying a lively street life. 𝑓𝑟ℯℴ𝓂

After hearing the man’s question, she responded quickly and simply: