It was probably because the Taiyin Sect was recruiting disciples that Qing Shan County was bustling with activity, with people coming and going on the streets.
However, if one paid attention to the shops on either side of the street, it wouldn’t be hard to notice that Qing Shan County was no longer as prosperous and stable as it once was, with a faint sense of desolation.
It was evident that the County Magistrate’s office had been heavily extorting from the merchants, causing many businesses to be unable to continue operating.
Bao Gu walked leisurely through the city in...
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