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While they were drinking, Qin Feng also asked some questions about Afu. He was twenty-four years old and still unmarried. There were quite a few pretty maidservants in the mansion; if he liked one, he could choose her as a wife, and he wouldn't mind since they were just maidservants anyway.
Qin Fu, although just a servant, did not have an interest in those pretty maidservants. Perhaps it was because spending time together made him feel like they were just younger sisters. He had an ideal, which was to marry a wealthy lady and then, like the master, secure a government position to bring honor to his family.
Having been with the master for many years, he had learned a lot of knowledge and many skills related to the officialdom. Therefore, he was determined to marry a wealthy lady; that was the kind of woman he desired. The grace and beauty that came from being born into a high-status family were what he longed for, so he was waiting for the right opportunity.
At that moment, he was startled; having drunk too much, he leaned on the table and fell asleep. However, before resting his head on the table, he had laughed heartily a few times—truly a case of a toad wanting to eat goose meat; it was too unrealistic!
Qin Feng unexpectedly looked at his butler Afu, who was gazing ahead at several tall beauties whose movements revealed a hint of shyness; they should be unmarried ladies. Although they were tall, their bodies should be very soft and warm. The places that should be curvy were indeed curvy, giving off an alluring vibe.
Afu's eyes widened as he stared at the curvy hips, revealing his deep-seated admiration and desire. As Qin Feng walked forward, he noticed more and more people gathering around; it was becoming livelier.
In front of them were several young women dressed in red robes—some wore bright red robes with swaying hips that exuded charm, while others wore pink robes that seemed somewhat restrained but added to their allure. They held lanterns of various colors: red lanterns, yellow lanterns, and green lanterns.
It looked quite special; several scholars' gazes were also fixed on these beauties—truly stunning women! They pointed at their chests and hips with interest and even recited some poetry that was rather inappropriate!
The beautiful young women heard those remarks; they did not seem like ordinary folk but rather educated individuals who understood the implications of those words and hurriedly left.
There were candles placed on tables covered with different colored paper lanterns. When lit, the candles would cast various colors, creating a unique visual effect.
Qin Feng thought that the craftsmanship at this time was relatively simple yet practical; with slight modifications, it could present different aesthetics.
The street was lined with ancient-style buildings primarily serving as taverns and tea houses. Large round red lanterns hung outside, illuminating the street with their warm glow.
There were many people at the entrance bustling in and out; it was very lively as they hurried to eat and drink.
The street was filled with various sounds: vendors calling out from the second floor, scholars reciting poetry, laughter from beautiful women, and shouts from sellers.
An old man carried a shoulder pole over one shoulder with large colorful paper lanterns hanging from either side while calling out for twenty coins each.
There were also vendors selling grilled meat skewers pushing carts with wooden wheels underneath; on top sat a round iron grill where various skewers of meat sizzled over coal.
He shouted: "Lamb skewers for three coins each! Beef skewers for five coins each! Dog meat skewers for six coins each!"
Several vendors sold similar items like lanterns or different goods such as lamb skewers, pastries, or cosmetics!
After walking for a while longer, there weren't as many ancient-style buildings; only one side remained traditional while the other revealed a river several meters wide.
However, many boats were docked there adorned with red lanterns; it was hard to see clearly as if veiled by thin gauze—a strange feeling indeed.
Some women dressed revealingly stood there with long hair cascading over their shoulders—particularly carefree—while others had their hair styled up in more open manners.
They wore thin shirts and pants that were incredibly sheer—some in green, red, pink, yellow, blue, or purple—exuding an enticing charm that drew men’s attention. A few danced gracefully with their slender bodies appearing exceptionally light as they performed well. Some posed seductively.
Although their figures were tall with particularly slim waists, their curves were pronounced; their hips seemed high and rounded as if they had much experience in captivating men’s desires.
Naturally, passing men were drawn in by their light dances and beauty towards the red boats where laughter echoed between men and women—a scene quite scandalous!
The boats docked along the riverbank had some women standing on them waiting for customers while others stepped ashore deliberately revealing their voluptuous bodies to entice men closely.
One by one, men were led toward them—more accurately speaking—they walked in themselves followed by sounds of merriment.
There were plump merchants dressed extravagantly alongside ordinary-looking men—even some whose clothes appeared tattered—and even elegantly dressed scholars among them.
Yet upon encountering those beautiful women, all displayed lewd smiles revealing their primal desires.
As Qin Feng approached closer, he realized these women's clothing was indeed very thin—like one or two layers of gauze—allowing glimpses of fair skin along with slender arms and legs.
Many women who had been outside quickly entered those hazy boats leaving only a few standing around.
One woman dressed in a red gown resembling sheer fabric stood out; her face was pale yet flushed with vibrant color due to heavy makeup.
Her ample bosom resembled buns while she wore an enchanting smile saying: "Dear guest, would you like something to eat? I have everything prepared inside—not only food but also my company to ensure you have an unforgettable time!"
The heavily made-up beauty called out loudly towards him appearing very open and enthusiastic.
Qin Feng initially felt somewhat intrigued; this woman indeed possessed some beauty and her figure was ample. However, her voice sounded like that of a woman in her thirties when he expected her to be in her twenties—it truly blinded him!
If it’s just eating on a boat then I might as well find a tavern; it's much warmer there than on a boat!
With a flick of his sleeve showing disdain, he walked ahead feeling that this woman's makeup was excessively thick—she merely looked like a beauty from afar.
Qin Fu too found himself attracted to a woman in a green dress who was young yet exuded maturity; her figure was perfect with curves in all the right places.
However hearing the master snort coldly made him follow suit reluctantly—it truly felt like a missed opportunity!
In truth, Qin Feng still didn’t quite understand what exactly this boat situation entailed.
He asked: "Who are those women? Is this place meant for dining?"
Qin Fu's face revealed an amused grin; clearly the master had guessed correctly yet still sought clarification—it truly showed his scholarly demeanor.
"Those women are cooks—they're beautiful and well-endowed specifically catering to these men. Some merely cook while others serve differently."
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