Chapter 19 Castles in the Sky

Looking up, I saw that the courtyard suspended in the air had three courtyards, seven main rooms, and wing rooms. The main building is tall and has Langyuan. The square courtyard is full of traces of wind erosion, and it is simple but endlessly extending along the central axis. There is a gable wall to the south of the wing that separates the courtyard, forming a courtyard of its own. There is a hanging flower moon gate in the center of the gable wall, which is the dividing line between the inside and outside. Like a treasure box of incense, it exudes a rich historical atmosphere, retaining the past time in the cracks of the bricks and tiles.

There are one or two wing rooms in the east and west of the outer courtyard, which are smaller than those in the inner courtyard. The easternmost one opens as the main door, followed by the concierge, then the living room or study room, and the westernmost one is the garage. The whole building looks majestic and tall, with overlapp