A woman from Chang'an's Yanyue Tower takes in Mansui, who is fleeing from famine, as a menial servant, teaching her to read and helping to gather information about bandits. Later, she provided clues about the town and the pawnshop, enabling Mitsuho to track down her father's murderer from his belongings.
Starving corpse: an identity during the late Ming dynasty's thousand-mile journey
A woman from Chang'an's Yanyue Tower takes in Mansui, who is fleeing from famine, as a menial servant, teaching her to read and helping to gather information about bandits. Later, she provided clues about the town and the pawnshop, enabling Mitsuho to track down her father's murderer from his belongings.
Sui Chapter Seven: Visiting the Pawnshop
After Mansui stayed at Yanyue Tower for seven months, Sister Yun gave her the names of some towns and the black pawnshop, suggesting she search for her enemies among her father's belongings. Mansui then went to pawnshops across the country to investigate.
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