In the afternoon, they arrived in Changsha.

Xiaoyan and others got off the boat at the Xihuqiao Pier on the Xiangjiang River in Changsha.

They stood on the bank of the Xiangjiang River and looked across both banks, and saw that they could only hide in the east of the city.

The west side of the city is very neat, with row upon row of large and small buildings, green mountains and dense trees, and the scenery is much better.

But the area to the east of the city is different. The houses are dilapidated, the streets are crowded, and there are traces of fires everywhere. Some of the street shapes can still be seen in several main streets. As for the small streets and alleys, they are like ant nests.

There are crowded and busy residents everywhere, and even the house numbers are not complete!

They believe that no one will be able to find them if they live in such a complex and dilapidated slum in the east of the city!

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Mazi took the lead, leading Xiaoyan and others, and walked eastward along West Lake Road aimlessly. In fact, no one knew where to go, so they could only wander around in this area, looking for a place to hide.

They wandered around the messy east side of the city for two days and found a lot of gains!

First, they turned from Xihu Road into Nanzheng Road (today's Huangxing South Road), strolled forward, and casually turned into an alley called Sujia Lane.

It was here that they accidentally discovered a small restaurant that was for sale.

The restaurant is not big, with about a dozen tables. Although the house is dilapidated, the kitchen facilities are fairly complete.

Therefore, Mazi came forward to negotiate with the restaurant owner about the purchase and sale of the store.
Chapter completed!