After entering the Siheyuan to look around, things became a bit awkward. There weren't enough beds in the house for everyone, so staying there for a couple of days as Nan Yu had originally planned was no longer an option. Left with no other choice, the group left the Siheyuan and headed toward the main residence Nan Yu had booked long ago.
Although Nan Yu didn’t know exactly how many Siheyuan he had bought in Kyoto, he had already designated the location of his main residence. It was perfectly situated just outside the Imperial City, separated by only a single street. The main residence was an expansive, four-courtyard Siheyuan, rumored to have once been the manor of a prince. It was purely by chance that they were able to purchase it; the previous owners had been in a rush to emigrate and needed to leave quickly. Yet, because the courtyard was so exceptional, the family had been unwilling to sell it cheaply. The price was steep, and it required payment in full, all at once. Everything falling into place was a stroke of luck, allowing the villagers to secure the property. This included all the antique items inside the house, which were bought as a single bulk purchase. It was only because Nan Yu was so wealthy and powerful that the previous owners had been willing to part with such a massive estate.
The people Nan Yu sent to Kyoto to handle the property purchases had all been granted Kyoto household registrations by the System. The property wasn't under Nan Yu’s name, but r…
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