The proprietress of the inn outside Jiezhou City. In her early years, Liang saved her from raiders, later married the owner of a black pawnshop, and moved to Jiezhou. After reuniting, he accepted the two sisters working at the shop, helped the abducted Qionghua wait for his family, and arranged for Liang and Mansui to travel to Luoyang.
Starving corpse: an identity during the late Ming dynasty's thousand-mile journey
The proprietress of the inn outside Jiezhou City. In her early years, Liang saved her from raiders, later married the owner of a black pawnshop, and moved to Jiezhou. After reuniting, he accepted the two sisters working at the shop, helped the abducted Qionghua wait for his family, and arranged for Liang and Mansui to travel to Luoyang.
Chapter 13: Reunion at the Inn
In Chapter 13 of Ryo's Chapter, Ryo asks to leave the inn due to the price of tea and fights with the staff who try to stop him. Yuan left the inn and reunited with Liang at her own inn.
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References
- Ruan Xingzhi: Review of 'Hungry Corpses: A Journey of a Thousand Miles at the End of Ming': The pinnacle of scripts for domestic games
- Lingchuang Games: Introduction to the Chinese store for 'Hungry Corpse: A Thousand Miles at the End of Ming'
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