In Li's personal experience, he feels that he has received much more attention after going abroad than he did when he was at home, and the authorities have given him and his team a high-standard reception on both Zhoushan Island controlled by Haihan and Zhangzhou City, which belongs to the Ming Dynasty. For example, this kind of special military action to clear a city area for his trip, Li had never enjoyed such treatment when he was in Seoul before, at most it was a team of honor guards to open the way when he traveled.

This kind of preferential treatment also greatly satisfied Lee's vanity, although he has the status of the prince of Joseon, but after all, he is still a young man who is not deeply involved in the world in terms of diplomacy, even if he knows that the other party's attention may be for some purpose, deliberately trying to win his favor, but he still can't help but feel happy about it.

Originally, Xu Xinsu also considered setting aside a mansion to receive Li and his party, but there seems to be no suitable mansion in Zhangzhou City, the reason is that Xu Xinsu himself has not renovated the mansion on a large scale, and other people have not dared to build a large mansion in the city due to the influence of their status even if they have money, so as not to be suspected of trespassing. The consequence of this delicate situation is that the most luxurious mansions in Zhangzhou City are all located outside the city, and it is obviously inappropriate to arrange for a noble guest like the Joseon prince to live outside the city. In the end, he could only choose the current compromise solution after weighing various conditions, and used the highest-grade inn in the city as the temporary residence of Li and his party.

Although it is nominally an inn, the grade of this inn is indeed not bad, and the courtyard where Li lives is by no means an ordinary inn, but a delicate courtyard in the style of Suzhou garden designed by a famous teacher in the south of the Yangtze River, which is usually not open to the public, only used to receive distinguished guests, and sometimes it may not be open once a year.

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In Li's personal experience, he feels that he has received much more attention after going abroad than he did when he was at home, and the authorities have given him and his team a high-standard reception on both Zhoushan Island controlled by Haihan and Zhangzhou City, which belongs to the Ming Dynasty. For example, this kind of special military action to clear a city area for his trip, Li had never enjoyed such treatment when he was in Seoul before, at most it was a team of honor guards to open the way when he traveled.

This kind of preferential treatment also greatly satisfied Lee's vanity, although he has the status of the prince of Joseon, but after all, he is still a young man who is not deeply involved in the world in terms of diplomacy, even if he knows that the other party's attention may be for some purpose, deliberately trying to win his favor, but he still can't help but feel happy about it.

Originally, Xu Xinsu also considered setting aside a mansion to receive Li and his party, but there seems to be no suitable mansion in Zhangzhou City, the reason is that Xu Xinsu himself has not renovated the mansion on a large scale, and other people have not dared to build a large mansion in the city due to the influence of their status even if they have money, so as not to be suspected of trespassing. The consequence of this delicate situation is that the most luxurious mansions in Zhangzhou City are all located outside the city, and it is obviously inappropriate to arrange for a noble guest like the Joseon prince to live outside the city. In the end, he could only choose the current compromise solution after weighing various conditions, and used the highest-grade inn in the city as the temporary residence of Li and his party.

Although it is nominally an inn, the grade of this inn is indeed not bad, and the courtyard where Li lives is by no means an ordinary inn, but a delicate courtyard in the style of Suzhou garden designed by a famous teacher in the south of the Yangtze River, which is usually not open to the public, only used to receive distinguished guests, and sometimes it may not be open once a year. In Li's personal experience, he feels that he has received much more attention after going abroad than he did when he was at home, and the authorities have given him and his team a high-standard reception on both Zhoushan Island controlled by Haihan and Zhangzhou City, which belongs to the Ming Dynasty. For example, this kind of special military action to clear a city area for his trip, Li had never enjoyed such treatment when he was in Seoul before, at most it was a team of honor guards to open the way when he traveled.

This kind of preferential treatment also greatly satisfied Lee's vanity, although he has the status of the prince of Joseon, but after all, he is still a young man who is not deeply involved in the world in terms of diplomacy, even if he knows that the other party's attention may be for some purpose, deliberately trying to win his favor, but he still can't help but feel happy about it.

Originally, Xu Xinsu also considered setting aside a mansion to receive Li and his party, but there seems to be no suitable mansion in Zhangzhou City, the reason is that Xu Xinsu himself has not renovated the mansion on a large scale, and other people have not dared to build a large mansion in the city due to the influence of their status even if they have money, so as not to be suspected of trespassing. The consequence of this delicate situation is that the most luxurious mansions in Zhangzhou City are all located outside the city, and it is obviously inappropriate to arrange for a noble guest like the Joseon prince to live outside the city. In the end, he could only choose the current compromise solution after weighing various conditions, and used the highest-grade inn in the city as the temporary residence of Li and his party.

Although it is nominally an inn, the grade of this inn is indeed not bad, and the courtyard where Li lives is by no means an ordinary inn, but a delicate courtyard in the style of Suzhou garden designed by a famous teacher in the south of the Yangtze River, which is usually not open to the public, only used to receive distinguished guests, and sometimes it may not be open once a year. In Li's personal experience, he feels that he has received much more attention after going abroad than he did when he was at home, and the authorities have given him and his team a high-standard reception on both Zhoushan Island controlled by Haihan and Zhangzhou City, which belongs to the Ming Dynasty. For example, this kind of special military action to clear a city area for his trip, Li had never enjoyed such treatment when he was in Seoul before, at most it was a team of honor guards to open the way when he traveled.

This kind of preferential treatment also greatly satisfied Lee's vanity, although he has the status of the prince of Joseon, but after all, he is still a young man who is not deeply involved in the world in terms of diplomacy, even if he knows that the other party's attention may be for some purpose, deliberately trying to win his favor, but he still can't help but feel happy about it.

Originally, Xu Xinsu also considered setting aside a mansion to receive Li and his party, but there seems to be no suitable mansion in Zhangzhou City, the reason is that Xu Xinsu himself has not renovated the mansion on a large scale, and other people have not dared to build a large mansion in the city due to the influence of their status even if they have money, so as not to be suspected of trespassing. The consequence of this delicate situation is that the most luxurious mansions in Zhangzhou City are all located outside the city, and it is obviously inappropriate to arrange for a noble guest like the Joseon prince to live outside the city. In the end, he could only choose the current compromise solution after weighing various conditions, and used the highest-grade inn in the city as the temporary residence of Li and his party.

Although it is nominally an inn, the grade of this inn is indeed not bad, and the courtyard where Li lives is by no means an ordinary inn, but a delicate courtyard in the style of Suzhou garden designed by a famous teacher in the south of the Yangtze River, which is usually not open to the public, only used to receive distinguished guests, and sometimes it may not be open once a year. In Li's personal experience, he feels that he has received much more attention after going abroad than he did when he was at home, and the authorities have given him and his team a high-standard reception on both Zhoushan Island controlled by Haihan and Zhangzhou City, which belongs to the Ming Dynasty. For example, this kind of special military action to clear a city area for his trip, Li had never enjoyed such treatment when he was in Seoul before, at most it was a team of honor guards to open the way when he traveled.

This kind of preferential treatment also greatly satisfied Lee's vanity, although he has the status of the prince of Joseon, but after all, he is still a young man who is not deeply involved in the world in terms of diplomacy, even if he knows that the other party's attention may be for some purpose, deliberately trying to win his favor, but he still can't help but feel happy about it.

Originally, Xu Xinsu also considered setting aside a mansion to receive Li and his party, but there seems to be no suitable mansion in Zhangzhou City, the reason is that Xu Xinsu himself has not renovated the mansion on a large scale, and other people have not dared to build a large mansion in the city due to the influence of their status even if they have money, so as not to be suspected of trespassing. The consequence of this delicate situation is that the most luxurious mansions in Zhangzhou City are all located outside the city, and it is obviously inappropriate to arrange for a noble guest like the Joseon prince to live outside the city. In the end, he could only choose the current compromise solution after weighing various conditions, and used the highest-grade inn in the city as the temporary residence of Li and his party.

Although it is nominally an inn, the grade of this inn is indeed not bad, and the courtyard where Li lives is by no means an ordinary inn, but a delicate courtyard in the style of Suzhou garden designed by a famous teacher in the south of the Yangtze River, which is usually not open to the public, only used to receive distinguished guests, and sometimes it may not be open once a year. In Li's personal experience, he feels that he has received much more attention after going abroad than he did when he was at home, and the authorities have given him and his team a high-standard reception on both Zhoushan Island controlled by Haihan and Zhangzhou City, which belongs to the Ming Dynasty. For example, this kind of special military action to clear a city area for his trip, Li had never enjoyed such treatment when he was in Seoul before, at most it was a team of honor guards to open the way when he traveled.

This kind of preferential treatment also greatly satisfied Lee's vanity, although he has the status of the prince of Joseon, but after all, he is still a young man who is not deeply involved in the world in terms of diplomacy, even if he knows that the other party's attention may be for some purpose, deliberately trying to win his favor, but he still can't help but feel happy about it.

Originally, Xu Xinsu also considered setting aside a mansion to receive Li and his party, but there seems to be no suitable mansion in Zhangzhou City, the reason is that Xu Xinsu himself has not renovated the mansion on a large scale, and other people have not dared to build a large mansion in the city due to the influence of their status even if they have money, so as not to be suspected of trespassing. The consequence of this delicate situation is that the most luxurious mansions in Zhangzhou City are all located outside the city, and it is obviously inappropriate to arrange for a noble guest like the Joseon prince to live outside the city. In the end, he could only choose the current compromise solution after weighing various conditions, and used the highest-grade inn in the city as the temporary residence of Li and his party.

Although it is nominally an inn, the grade of this inn is indeed not bad, and the courtyard where Li lives is by no means an ordinary inn, but a delicate courtyard in the style of Suzhou garden designed by a famous teacher in the south of the Yangtze River, which is usually not open to the public, only used to receive distinguished guests, and sometimes it may not be open once a year. In Li's personal experience, he feels that he has received much more attention after going abroad than he did when he was at home, and the authorities have given him and his team a high-standard reception on both Zhoushan Island controlled by Haihan and Zhangzhou City, which belongs to the Ming Dynasty. For example, this kind of special military action to clear a city area for his trip, Li had never enjoyed such treatment when he was in Seoul before, at most it was a team of honor guards to open the way when he traveled.

This kind of preferential treatment also greatly satisfied Lee's vanity, although he has the status of the prince of Joseon, but after all, he is still a young man who is not deeply involved in the world in terms of diplomacy, even if he knows that the other party's attention may be for some purpose, deliberately trying to win his favor, but he still can't help but feel happy about it.

Originally, Xu Xinsu also considered setting aside a mansion to receive Li and his party, but there seems to be no suitable mansion in Zhangzhou City, the reason is that Xu Xinsu himself has not renovated the mansion on a large scale, and other people have not dared to build a large mansion in the city due to the influence of their status even if they have money, so as not to be suspected of trespassing. The consequence of this delicate situation is that the most luxurious mansions in Zhangzhou City are all located outside the city, and it is obviously inappropriate to arrange for a noble guest like the Joseon prince to live outside the city. In the end, he could only choose the current compromise solution after weighing various conditions, and used the highest-grade inn in the city as the temporary residence of Li and his party.

Although it is nominally an inn, the grade of this inn is indeed not bad, and the courtyard where Li lives is by no means an ordinary inn, but a delicate courtyard in the style of Suzhou garden designed by a famous teacher in the south of the Yangtze River, which is usually not open to the public, only used to receive distinguished guests, and sometimes it may not be open once a year. In Li's personal experience, he feels that he has received much more attention after going abroad than he did when he was at home, and the authorities have given him and his team a high-standard reception on both Zhoushan Island controlled by Haihan and Zhangzhou City, which belongs to the Ming Dynasty. For example, this kind of special military action to clear a city area for his trip, Li had never enjoyed such treatment when he was in Seoul before, at most it was a team of honor guards to open the way when he traveled.