Jun Jiuling

The night in Beijing is different from that in Yangcheng, it seems that there is never a quiet time.

It really is a city that never sleeps.

Miss Jun calmed down and got up and got out of bed.

Liu'er slept soundly on the bed by the window.

This is an ordinary inn. If you can have two beds, it is the best room, but it is very clean, as marked on the map of Chaojingli. If you have a little money and don't want to suffer and want to be low-key, this is the first choice .

They came to check in from the street, washed up, and asked Xiaoer to order two bowls of noodle soup, a duck and two side dishes from the noodle soup shop nearby, and the master and servant sat in the room and ate comfortably. Be happy, and then fall asleep.

Because there were people who traveled in Runan before, Miss Jun's body had already adapted to it, so she regained her energy after sleeping, but Liu'er couldn't.

Miss Jun stood by the bed, looked at Liu'er who was deeply asleep, and picked up the thin sheet she had kicked off the bed to wrap around her waist.

The windows are wide open, and the moonlight spreads between the sky and the earth, complementing the endless lights and the talking and laughing during the night.

This is the capital, this is the capital.

She has come to the capital.

Miss Jun turned around, got dressed, opened the door and went out.

There were always people staying in the inn day and night, so the door was not closed, and there were many guests enjoying the night life. Miss Jun walked into the night through the people coming and going in and out of the lobby.

After midnight, although there were still people walking on the street, it was not as good as daytime. Except for a few downtown streets and places where brothels and brothels were located, other places fell into a deep sleep.

Miss Jun passed through the city gate, walked east along the street, and walked north through an alley.

There are no bright lights here, only moonlight to pave the road, this is not a downtown area, and there is no mark on the map of Chaojingli where there are any unique places to eat, drink and play.

Crossing a street, two worlds appear in front of you.

One side is brightly lit like a fairyland on earth, while the other side is solemn and inviolable.

She doesn't need to map the capital, she also knows that this is the busiest night market street, the center of the capital, and that is the Royal Street.

Over there is the government office, the palace, and her home.

Miss Jun stood motionless in the night and watched.

My sister is a rigid person with regular work and rest schedules, and she is also very strict in controlling her family.

They must be asleep by now.

However, I don't know if Jiuzheng will hide and play in the clean room secretly, just like she used to do.

But no matter what, she will always be discovered by her sister, and a nagging lesson is necessary.

A smile appeared on the corner of Miss Jun's mouth.

I don't know how long I stood there, a team of city patrols came over from the night over there.

There are Xuncheng in the open, but there are more guards in the dark, there are Jinyiwei and imperial guards.

Miss Jun lowered her head and turned around to walk towards the night market street. Behind her, the team of city patrols passed by. The lantern in front of the horse illuminated the place, and someone found her and raised the lantern on purpose.

Miss Jun turned her head and took a few steps to the side of the road.

The women walking on the street at night were either prostitutes who solicited customers or were invited to private banquets, or they were the daughters of families who begged for life in the night market.

The girl was described as delicate and pretty, and her dress was not showy, obviously not the former.

The city patrols withdrew their gazes and passed by her.

Only then did Miss Jun look up at them. The place they were going to was also the night market street.

On summer nights, the streets are brightly lit, the river passing through the streets is brightly lit with flower boats, and the sound of string music and laughter floats on the river.

Miss Jun stood on the bridge and looked at the flower boats under the bridge, the smell of wine and powder blowing against her face with the night wind.

She knew exactly what this kind of flower boat was for, so she wasn't curious, but she didn't shy away either.

There's no reason to shyly avoid it, she not only knows, she's even been there before.

Of course, Master took her to do this kind of thing.

The owner of the flower boat was very surprised to see her following behind the master.

"Children, you need to know everything, so that you will be immune to all poisons." Master said solemnly.

Of course, she knew that the master's purpose was to make her, a daughter of a princess, go away in embarrassment.

But is she the kind of person who can be easily annoyed?

The body of a princess is invulnerable to all poisons.

She unceremoniously swaggered and sat in the flower boat, watching the prostitutes in scantily clad songs and dances.

The singing and dancing on the flower boat is not ugly, and the food is delicious.

Thinking of this, Miss Jun couldn't help but pursed her lips into a smile. She didn't know where the roasting aroma came from again. She looked away from the flower boat, jumped off the bridge briskly, and turned to the street here.

Most of the shops on the street are closed, and there are more temporary stalls on the street. The fire is burning and the lanterns are shaking, illuminating people passing by in twos and threes on the street.

These stalls sold all kinds of food, and Miss Jun saw that the patrol team that had just passed by was also sitting at a stall eating, drinking and laughing.

"Miss, do you want to try it?" the vendor greeted.

Miss Jun shook her head and looked all the way over.

She wanted to eat all the way there, but she came out casually and didn't bring any money.

But it's also pretty fun to watch along the way.

Who would have thought that she would be wandering the streets of the capital after midnight.

My sister and brother couldn't think of it, Lu Yunqi couldn't think of it, and the emperor couldn't think of it either.

She couldn't think of it herself.

Three or four drunken men next to them staggered past with crooked smiles and sang a little song they didn't know where they learned. They occupied the whole street in a row. Miss Jun avoided the entrance of an alley and looked at the group of drunks with a smile passed.

It turns out that the night in the capital is like this.

Standing at the entrance of the alley and resting his feet, thinking whether to go back or take another turn, he heard the sound of soft footsteps coming from the alley behind him.

This is a busy street, where few people live. It's either a tea house or a wine shop or a place for cosmetics. Miss Jun looked back and saw that the alley was a bit dark, except for a few lanterns hanging not far away.

A faint laugh came from within.

There were four or five people walking in the alley. They were tall, short, fat and thin, and they were all men.

I don't know which house they came out from, but they didn't go to the street, but turned their backs and went inward.

Miss Jun glanced back and raised her foot.

"...Why am I lying to you? You listened to me right..."

A male voice came from the alley, he seemed a little unhappy, and his voice was slightly raised.

Miss Jun landed and turned her head again. Someone walked by with a lantern on the corner of the street, shining on Miss Jun's surprised face.

Such a coincidence?

Zhu Zan?

She looked at the tallest figure among the few people in the dark alley.

Although it is dim and farther away, but if you look carefully, you can recognize it.

Zhu Zan.

Why did he come to the capital too?

The emperor wanted Jin Yiwei to arrest him and enter the capital, but he ran away halfway.

Even the most dangerous place is the safest place, but you shouldn't come to the capital, even wandering in Henan and Shanxi is safer.

This guy, what do you want to do?

Miss Jun looked at the people who were walking farther and farther along the alley, hesitated for a moment, turned and followed.