Chapter 1253: Finally Revealed, the White-Robed Confucian!
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Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1253: Finally Revealed, the White-Robed Confucian!

Chapter 1253: Finally Revealed, the White-Robed Confucian!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Hyah!" Outside the carriage, Xu Keyi solemnly shook the reins and set the carriage off in another direction.

Drunken Moon Pavilion!

This restaurant was not particularly famous in the capital, at least not when compared to Wang Chong's Taibai Pavilion, or even the Yao Clan's Vast Crane Pavilion. It could be considered a middle-tier restaurant. However, through its simple, delicate, and refined nature, it had won over many scholars and literati in the capital, and even a few officials in the court would occasionally patronize the establishment, sharing a few cups, composing a few poems, and even leaving behind some works of calligraphy.

Rumble!

In a deafening clatter, an ornate carriage of gold and silver stopped in front of Drunken Moon Pavilion.

Creeeak! The carriage door opened, and Wang Chong boldly stepped out, his robes fluttering around him. In front of Drunken Moon Pavilion, a figure stood half-bowed, apparently having been waiting for some time.

"Is it confirmed?'

Wang Chong placed his hands behind him as he looked up at the gold and black signboard of Drunken Moon Pavilion.

"Milord, we are completely sure. I personally investigated the matter! There can be no mistake!" Old Eagle respectfully said.

Ever since the men he had sent to follow those mysterious minor officials at the city gate had been killed, Old Eagle had learned his lesson and been much more cautious. He only sent his best men now, and he would occasionally participate personally. The target this time was far too important, and Old Eagle did not dare to be careless.

"Mm!"

Wang Chong nodded and quickly drew back his gaze.

Many carriages were parked in front of Drunken Moon Pavilion, all of them the kinds usually favored by scholars and literati.

It was apparent that this was a place where typical Confucians liked to gather and dine.

Wang Chong immediately walked to the entrance, but before he could enter, a waiter came rushing

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