Qi Xuansu temporarily stored Bu Yue in the Ghost Kingdom while he took Liu Hu to the large port with many passenger and cargo ships docked there. There were also restaurants, inns, taverns, tea shops, brothels, and warehouses in the area.1

In addition, there was a residence with two entrances and several signboards hanging in the front. Half of the building was public, and the other half was privately owned, housing the Imperial Court’s Ministry of Maritime Trade, the Daoist Shibo Hall, and a few merchant associations. These were the authorities responsible for managing the cargo ships, warehouses, as well as passenger ships.0

Qi Xuansu and Liu Hu came to the small courtyard, making a beeline to the side hall with the “Passenger Ship” sign.0

Naturally, this place could not be compared with the spacious hall where the flying ship tickets were sold. The passenger ticket counter looked similar to a pawn shop, with high counters, a wooden barricade, and small windows with people manning the booth. Some windows were empty...0