On the streets filled with exotic atmosphere, there stood various shops selling cloth, food, porcelain, and jewelry—everything one could wish for. The people were dressed in Qing Luo Kingdom's unique costumes, riding donkeys or mules, weaving through the streets. Occasionally, they'd dismount and tether their animals at the entrance of a shop to buy one or two items.
The currency of the Qing Luo Kingdom is different from that of the Great Jin Nation. Comparatively, Qing Luo's currency is more advanced—they use minted copper coins, silver coins, and gold coins. Of course, most people spend copper coins, only the wealthy spend silver coins, and spending gold coins is even rarer.
Cai Wei had no copper, gold, or silver coins, so she eagerly pulled Nangong Yi into a pawn shop. She sold a few pearls she had secretly taken out from In Space in exchange for a bag of money, which contained gold, silver, and many copper coins.
