Two kilometers further from Nan Lou Pass, they arrived at the location of the Longquan Inn recommended by Qin Feng.
This place was like a small town, bustling with people; there were multiple bars and inns, and a long street.
Not far from this small town was a military camp named Nan Lou Camp, set up specifically to guard the southern route into the Capital, and was under the administration of the Capital City Government.
Called Nan Lou Camp Town, also known as South Suburb Town, it primarily served large merchant caravans.
Due to the cumbersome procedures for large groups entering the Capital, some businessmen, for convenience, would finalize their business here and then directly return home without entering the Capital.
