On the second day, Zhao Haochen took Mu Xiaochuan to the "Rare Treasures Market." This place gathered rare treasures from all over the nine provinces, including magical artifacts, elixirs, talismans, formation plates, spiritual materials, and ancient calligraphy and paintings—everything one could wish for. Mu Xiaochuan, with his keen eye, picked out several intriguing items, such as a "Dust-Cleaning Jade" that could automatically absorb dust, a "Hundred Birds Whistle" that could mimic the calls of a hundred birds, and a broken jade slip recording ancient anecdotes. Zhao Yayin and Zhao Yahan each selected some exquisite jewelry and rare spices favored by young ladies.

Mu Xiaochuan generously chose a "Purple Crystal Phoenix Hairpin" for Zhao Yayin, the purple crystal embedded in the hairpin glimmering with a mysterious luster that perfectly matched her temperament. For Zhao Yahan, he picked a "Moonlight Glass Bracelet," made of dozens of polished moonstones, emitting a gentle halo that accentuated her snow-white skin when worn on her wrist.

The two princesses, while verbally protesting, "This is too much," couldn't hide their joyful smiles, and their hearts grew fonder of Mu Xiaochuan's thoughtfulness and generosity.

On the third day, they visited the "Hundred Entertainments Pavilion." Here, not only were there mundane acrobatics and opera, but also cultivators performing sword flight and weather manipulation, dazzling and awe-inspiring. Zhao Haochen enthusiastically dragged Mu Xiaochuan backstage to meet several famous itinerant performers, listening to their tales of the cultivation world.