After broadcasting the ancient times live, I handed the system over to the state.

After sitting for a day, Zhu Qinggu was actually quite tired. He told Bai Qin and the others, and then returned to the Tang Dynasty.

When she returned to the courtyard, there were very few people there, not even her parents, who should have been off work by now.

After asking a few questions, I learned that they had gone to the nearby market.

"Go now? Isn't there a curfew?" Zhu Qinggu asked, somewhat puzzled.

Aunt Wang said with a smile, "A new batch of electric scooters has arrived, and they went there on electric scooters. Also, there is a new policy that has lifted the curfew in some designated markets, but not in other areas yet; it's just a pilot program."

Aunt Wang named the locations of several markets in succession. Zhu Qinggu waved his hand and checked through the system, discovering that they were all located around the workplaces of people from later generations, and some markets were even newly formed.

They were also conducting a rather cautious pilot program, and did not intend to reach the level of later generations in one step, so they decided to first reach the level of the Song Dynasty.

Today is the first day that the curfew has been lifted at these markets, and surprisingly many people have come to visit, making it very lively. Perhaps it will be even more lively at night.

During the day there are other markets to visit, but at night there are only these few places to go.

Zhu Qinggu's live stream is still running, and the number of comments on the screen is increasing, all urging her to visit the market in the Tang Dynasty where there is no curfew.

People from the Song Dynasty and later the Ming Dynasty also made a ruckus here.

Zhu Qinggu was quite helpless. "You have plenty of places where there are too, and they're even more lively. What's so interesting about that?"

However, since so many people mentioned the Qin and Han dynasties, Zhu Qinggu also planned to visit them.

After telling Bai Qin that they had given up their off-road vehicle, they got a few electric scooters and rode over there.

(Liu Bang of the Han Dynasty: You previously acquired a bicycle, but now you think this electric scooter is better!)

(Qin Dynasty, Zhang Han: You don't need to pedal hard; this electric scooter should be quite fast.)

(Han Dynasty, Huo Qubing: Miss Zhu, quickly ride it up and take a look!)

……

A group of people saw this all-black, very low-key electric scooter from the sky. The two headlights on it were like eyes, and the mirrors were like ears. Calling it an electric scooter was quite fitting.

"Should I drive or will you drive?" Wang Mengmeng asked.

She has a military driver's license, so she can't possibly not know how to drive a tram.

Zhu Qinggu had driven quite a few shared electric bikes, and now he was a little awkward getting on one. After fiddling with the switches, he quickly got the hang of it. "I can do it myself."

Then I turned the switch, and it spun around here without any effort.

The people under the canopy were very excited, but it was a pity that the donkey needed to be kept with electricity, and they didn't know how far the donkey could run.

The store didn't sell electric scooters yet, but it did sell bicycles.

Bicycles are also great; they can be used to transport goods or people, and they can make even rugged terrain feel like flat ground.

It's not that there weren't craftsmen who wanted to make them, but they couldn't make gears or tires. They could use other things instead, but they would be too bulky, and wooden wheels would wear out easily.

However, it's still great for short rides.

Some people had already ridden on it under the canopy.

But now that electric scooters have appeared, their eyes are immediately fixed on them.

While cars may seem complicated, electric scooters are easy to learn and can be used for rides, offering a much smoother ride than horses.

(Su Shi, Song Dynasty: I also want an electric scooter...)

(Tang Dynasty, Li Tai: I haven't done it yet, I'll be right there...)

(Tang Dynasty, Li Chengqian: Cough cough cough!)

(Tang Dynasty, Li Tai: Never mind, I'll go tomorrow. Miss Zhu, could you let me ride your electric scooter too? (Tears streaming down his face.jpg))

(Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houzhao: I also want to ride one, I'll go tomorrow!)

(Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang: Where are you going? Come here, or I'll kick you!)

Zhu Yuanzhang actually wanted to ride an electric donkey and take Empress Ma around, but he would get angry whenever he saw Zhu Houzhao.

Leopard House, extravagance and debauchery are one thing, but when the vassal kings rebelled, even though they knew they were going to rebel, they still sat idly by and watched the rebellion grow bigger so that they could lead troops out to quell it.

No wonder the officials of the Zhengde era were all grumbling, they were really troublesome, and there was this General Zhu Shou!

Zhu Yuanzhang was furious when he saw this!

After being nagged by Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Houzhao pretended to be dead and dared not speak.

(Qin Emperor Ying Zheng: I also want to ride.)

This statement is truly valuable.

Zhu Qinggu was also reminded of something, snapping out of his enjoyment of riding the electric bike and looking at the comments section.

"Yes, yes, we have everything!" she said kindly.

(Su Shi, Song Dynasty: We're waiting.)

(Tang Dynasty, Li Tai: We'll wait.)

(Zhang Fei of the Han Dynasty: I'm waiting!)

(Han Dynasty general Huo Qubing: I'll wait too!)

(Qin Emperor Ying Zheng: I am also waiting.)

(Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yijun: I...I...I also want to ride!)

……

eMule has brought most of the people who were lurking into the open to the light.

Who wouldn't want to ride it?

Soon, Zhu Qinggu twisted the ignition, and the car sped off.

Lu Bu glanced at Red Hare and decided it wasn't appealing enough.

Liu Bei thought of the Dipper, and felt that only a sports car could move him.

Li Shimin thought of his own Saluzi, but he was also very tempted by electric scooters and cars from later generations.

……

The roads and paths radiating out from this industrial park are still dirt roads, but after some machines have compacted them, the surrounding area has been tidied up, and some stones have been laid, making them appear exceptionally flat.

The road is flat when riding an electric scooter, but the road gets longer and longer. Some of the more remote sections are not well maintained and are rugged, but these are not problems for electric scooters.

Along the way, many places retain their original charm, as these places have not been developed and are mostly just roads and deep forests.

As dusk fell, the headlights on the tram illuminated the road clearly.

Before long, they arrived in town and saw several electric scooters and bicycles, as well as some cars and trucks parked along the road outside. It seemed that they were all here for fun.

After all, entertainment options were limited in the Tang Dynasty, so the sudden appearance of a market open at night was bound to attract people.

Zhu Qinggu was also pleasantly surprised when he arrived here. It was like the Tang Dynasty Never Sleeping City, with many lanterns hanging around, making the surrounding area very bright. There were even some simple solar lights installed on the prominent road.

There were many people from the Tang Dynasty walking around, and the place was crowded with people.

The towering walls of the market town were demolished, the restaurants were packed with people, the food stalls around were full of people, and the lantern riddle stalls were full of literati.

A lively scene.