Baoqin Tower

One of the Song Dynasty Jianghu Yiyunxuan series There is a Baoqinlou at the entrance of Qingshui Lane in the outer city of Tokyo. The boss is a young man named Murong. Maybe the neighbors here think this is an ordinary small hotel, and only a few people have peeked behind the scenes. Be careful with his drink. Things to note: 1. Adjust vision. The first year of Jingde (1004) was the beginning of the Northern Song Dynasty. Most common people wore white. According to the imperial edict in 982, they were also allowed to wear black. Therefore, most of the characters in the article wore black and white. Personally, I am a bit dissatisfied with the "boy in white" thing, but the protagonist is indeed a boy, and a commoner. The article will no longer specify what color a civilian wears. Second, it was the Northern Song Dynasty, Neo-Confucianism was not yet popular, oppression on women was not serious, and remarriage was relatively free. In the north, feet are not bound. In the south, this bad custom has just begun to become popular. In the eyes of northerners, it is a "southern barbarian custom." Therefore, every woman in the article has a pair of good natural feet. (God, please do away with things like high heels by the way...) Third, in the Northern Song Dynasty, the government sold qu and brewed it in hotels, and private brewing was illegal. For footwear shops, go to the main store to purchase goods - see the signboard of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" for details. Fourth, the dialects in the text are mainly Bianluo language family and Wu language family. This article has now been overturned and rewritten. The second draft is the authentic one, and the first draft does not count. There were a lot of people who liked the first draft, so I'll post it here for everyone to take a look at. I'll come back to it after I finish writing "Phoenix Terrace" and "Floating Clouds".