Now that we have this Hot Spring Manor, it's fine to plant vegetables anytime—it seems I've been thinking too conservatively.
The next day, Yang Ruxin took Du Chengxiu to the manor. The manor wasn't large—it was about the same size as Xiaoliu Manor. Its name was Tai Manor, situated in a mountain hollow surrounded by hills on three sides. To enter or exit, you had to climb over a small hill, or you might as well call it a large mound of earth. It was indeed somewhat inconvenient.
This Tai Manor used to be an ownerless natural village, but it was too poor, so there weren't many households living here. Even after a hot spring was discovered later, life didn't improve much. It was eventually bought by someone, but the master who purchased it tragically died of a sudden, strange disease not long afterward. When life grew difficult for his family, they sold the manor off cheaply.
