When Han Li walked out of Chunxiang Pavilion again, many people were already entering the main entrance of the auction hall across the street, indicating that the auction was about to begin.
Seeing this, Han Li's expression changed slightly, and he walked over without hesitation.
The main entrance of the hall was almost three or four times the size of the entrances to the side halls, and the number of guards in dark blue robes far surpassed those at the side halls.
However, these guards did nothing more than maintain order.
Without showing any emotion, Han Li blended into the crowd and went inside.
As soon as he stepped through the hall doors, Han Li's eyes lit up.
In the hall, several parallel corridors appeared in front of him. At the entrance of each corridor hung a sign with simple ancient characters that read "Appraisal," "Pawning," "Main Hall," etc. Next to these signs stood young attendants, respectfully waiting.
