The two wooden doors of the ORB Parliament Palace are made of fine walnut. In this steel age, it still retains a trace of the evil quirks of the Renaissance. The semi-circular arched door top, detailed carved flame moldings, curling vines, whorls, and symmetrical noble symbols all decorate the mysterious atmosphere of the supremacy of royal power. Just like the magnificent study room in a businessman's home, the businessman will point to the great book titles and tell their stories one by one. When Kajiali was a child, someone also introduced the historical value of these two wooden doors to her. The intricate carvings on them were said to be from the hands of celebrities. If they were sold at a price, they would be worth several houses.
How strange it is that these people have clearly had enough food and clothing to have children and grandchildren. If they were to thoroughly investigate their family background, ten heads would probably not be enough to chop them off, but they still cannot learn—even if they are just pretending—this kind of unscrupulous elegance.