Chapter 308

The streets of Luoyang under the night sky were exceptionally lively.

Although almost all the commoners who had entered the city from outside during the day had already left, those who could remain in Luoyang were almost all people of considerable status and wealth.

Although Luoyang was large, apart from the imperial palace and various government offices, there were not many places where one could live.

The North and South Palaces occupied almost the entire city of Luoyang.

Places like Yongheli and Buguangli, where Dong Zhuo's residence was located, were residential areas for high officials and nobles.

In addition to the North and South Palaces, the residences of the Three Excellencies, and various government offices, there were also the Yong'an Palace, the Armory, and the Gold, Horse, and West Markets within the city.

Therefore, it was only outside the city of Luoyang that the commoners resided.