Qingyun Pavilion is located at the end of the street, a little remote. Although the location is poor, it is well-known and many monks come here to visit. In addition, the high-profile publicity of the princes and nobles has made it a second commercial center, and the surrounding shops and theaters have also become popular.
Qingyun Pavilion is elegantly decorated. It is not as luxurious as a merchant auction house, but more attentive than ordinary stores. It is low-key with a quiet and simple charm. The pavilion has four floors in total. From bottom to top, the price increases exponentially. There are many wooden tables and chairs on the first floor, and different areas are separated by simple screens. There are significantly fewer wooden tables on the second floor, and each table is equipped with a dedicated teapot and wine jar. The third and fourth floors are exquisite private rooms, each of which is soaked with special Qingyun incense. Sitting in it will make you feel comfortable and relaxed.
The pavilion's signature dish is tea, but it actually has many other businesses. It has everything from wine and drinks to gourmet food, elixirs, and martial arts rooms. It is said that if you pay enough spirit stones, there will even be actors playing the zither to accompany you.
As the demon king, Dominic owned the spiritual veins of the entire demon domain, so she was the least short of money. She had already ordered to book the entire fourth floor.
Today we are indeed talking about business, but who says we can't take the opportunity to relax and enjoy delicious food? Although the imperial chefs in the palace are top-notch, we have been used to eating them for many years, and it's time to change our taste.
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