Transmigrating into a Man's Wife: I Share the Pain with the Male Protagonist

"Once he is freed from slavery, we will help him settle down."

After Lu Mingyun went to school, Li Mofu was free!

He swaggered out into the street early in the morning with the silver, and Guozi and Mo Yi followed behind him.

The capital city was so bustling, especially since their courtyard was located not far from the Imperial College. It didn't take long for them to reach the bustling streets after leaving the house.

The capital city is described as bustling with prosperous streets and densely populated areas.

It was also because Li Mofu came out. If he hadn't come out, he really couldn't imagine how many people there would be in the market in this era.

When I watched ancient style TV dramas in the past, there were usually not many people on the streets because the plot always limited the number of people appearing on screen.

The same is true when reading comics. They are generally big-picture comics, and few artists are willing to depict this prosperous and flourishing scene in the plot.

The restaurant is tall, exquisite and majestic. There is a plaque hanging at the door. The words on it are mostly elegant and easy to recognize. People who come in and out of here are all people with some wealth and status.

The restaurants filled with fragrant food are crowded. Although the prices are not cheap, those who can make a living in the capital are quite capable.

There are quite a few people in the teahouse. There are many tables in the hall, and many of them are here to listen to stories. Although most people just order tea and melon seeds, it is still popular, isn't it?

Cloth shops, clothing stores, jewelry stores, etc. are mostly run by women. Some are young ladies who come out with their personal maids, some are maids and nannies who come out alone to buy things at the behest of their mistresses, and some are women who accompany each other out.

There are fewer people in rice shops and grocery stores. Most people go directly there if they want to buy rice before going out, buy it and leave without shopping around.

The quietest places are probably the silver shop and the pawn shop. Who would go to these two places if there is nothing wrong?

Besides, people don’t welcome you to wander around casually, as they think you’re an eyesore.

As for the stalls and blacksmith shops in the alleys, Li Mofu did not go to see them. He did not want to walk around the alleys before he finished walking the main road.

"Why is there no brothel here?" Li Mofu was very curious about that place and asked Guozi in a low voice.

Guozi glanced at Li Mofu helplessly, "This street is near the Imperial College and the Imperial Palace. Who would dare to open a brothel in a place like this?"

“…Oh!” Li Mofu understood.

"Sir, you've seen everything along the way, but bought nothing. Don't you like it?" Guozi asked with a frown.

He has been with Li Mofu for so long and knows Li Mofu's personality. If he feels that this place is boring and he doesn't like it, he will definitely make a fuss later.

"No, it's very lively and I like it very much." Li Mofu said while looking back at the street.

Blue bricks with tile paint, white walls with sunken wood, an antique landscape.

People were coming and going on the avenue, whether they were ordinary people or the children of the rich and powerful who were out playing, they could all be seen on the street.

Sometimes a carriage would pass slowly in the middle of the road, and a young girl would curiously stick her head out to look.

People coming and going were either chatting and laughing or looking around, and few had sad faces.

This is a busy street, and the bustle of the street is also a symbol of a country's prosperity and stability.

But no matter how prosperous it is, the darkness behind it is inevitable.

This street is very close to the Marquis' Mansion, but Li Mofu did not see any young women working here.

Whether it is a cloth shop, a clothing store, a jewelry store or a place selling lip rouge, there are women with their hair tied up, that is, married women.

Young women are not allowed to show their faces in public here, or should show their faces less frequently, otherwise people around them will think you are casual and will flirt with you.

Even if Hongdou left the Marquis' Mansion, she wouldn't be able to find a job here, even though it's so lively here.

She knew that it would be difficult for her to get married, and she also knew that there was little place for her to stand outside, so she preferred to stay in the Marquis' Mansion.

She thought that her obedience would earn her the tolerance of the Marquis' Mansion, but in the end she became a ridiculous pawn of the Lin family and died.