Golden Qi Gu is named in a temporary market hawker cry priced at fifty primeval stones.
Between cries for Shenjia Silk and fine liquors at the Huang Jin mountain stop, a seller names Golden Qi Gu while Jin clansmen offer golden pots, cups, and gem-set statues beside the caravan stalls, and even poor slaves wear golden rings and necklaces. ch. 242
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