Early the next morning, the group of Daoist priests took a boat to the Yuhuang Palace in Xuanshang North District.0

While Yuhuang Palace was not particularly massive compared to the Chongyang Palace of Immortality, Wanxiang Daoist Palace, Taiping Palace, or Daxue Mountain Palace, it certainly was not small either. In the Imperial Capital, where land was expensive, Yuhuang Palace was undoubtedly the top Daoist palace, far surpassing many royal estates.0

Such a grand Daoist palace naturally included numerous living quarters. As a fourth-rank Superintendent, Qi Xuansu was assigned a standalone courtyard, along with a personal attendant responsible for his daily needs.0

Of course, if one wished to purchase a private residence outside, the Imperial Capital Daoist Mansion would not object or revoke the allocated quarters. However, property prices in the Imperial Capital were staggering, so owning real estate there was not something an average Daoist could afford.0

Qi Xuansu had no intention of moving out for the time being—mainly because he was short on funds. Living in Yuhuang Palace spared him from rent and allowed him to cut down on daily expenses.0

Previously, although Qi Xuansu held the title of Superintendent,...0