Quick Wear: The paranoid beauty grabs the waist and spoils her

Wang Daoyin: "Young Marshal, the opera troupe in Jingyuan is pretty good. Do you have any favorite pieces?"

Nan Xiang: “Not really.”

When Wang Daoyin heard Nan Xiang respond to his words like this, he smiled awkwardly and didn't continue talking.

Instead, just concentrate on watching the show.

On the other side, it was unclear whether Zhang Weizhao was really speaking for his brother-in-law or really trying to trick him. He crossed his legs, cracked melon seeds, and looked like a nonchalant person.

"Young Marshal, speaking of opera, my brother-in-law is very fond of it. Even my third nephew often visits this theater and has a close relationship with one of the actors..."

Before Zhang Weizhao could finish his words, he was interrupted by Wang Daoyin:

"Young Marshal, my good-for-nothing third son has been a scoundrel since he was young. He is neither good at literature nor martial arts, which gives me a lot of headaches. Fortunately, he was influenced by me and likes to come to the theater to listen to music."

Wang Daoyin glanced at Zhang Weizhao with a warning in his eyes, and then spoke to Nan Xiang in a slightly blaming tone.

Nan Xiang listened, frowned slightly, and was speechless.

But he quickly returned to his original cold look and ignored Wang Daoyin and Zhang Weizhao.

Although their eyes were also on the stage below, everyone could see that the young marshal's mind was not on that.

This made Wang Daoyin and Zhang Weizhao feel a little better, while the others inevitably became more nervous.

Governor Xia, who had always been at odds with Zhang Weizhao, really said a few words:

"I recognize this actor. He has a good appearance and a great voice. Young Master Wang is so obsessed with him that he can't stop singing!"

After saying this, Governor Xia realized that he seemed to have offended Wang Daoyin again unintentionally, but thinking about the relationship between him and Zhang Weizhao, he remained silent. He just smiled awkwardly at everyone and started drinking tea cup by cup, watching the show.

But he didn't really like watching plays. They were just stories about talented men and beautiful women, and it would take a long time to sing a passage in a humming voice. He didn't like that kind of tune very much.

But he wouldn't show it, especially since big shots like Lu Shaoshuai and Wang Daoyin were there.

As for Inspector Sun, after he received the news about his nephew, he has been very worried about the assassination of the young marshal last night.

Although he and Lao Wang had apologized to the young marshal before coming to the theater, the young marshal was unable to get angry and just responded very coldly. When he arrived at the theater, he did not show any dissatisfaction or anger. He looked indifferent, even with a sense of laziness, but Inspector Sun always had a bad premonition in his heart.

Nan Xiang didn't care about what the people in the private room were thinking.

She watched with boredom the actors on the stage singing about the love, hate, anger, stupidity, sorrow, joy, separation and reunion of the world; her heart was calm without the slightest ripple.

She neither likes nor hates opera, she can only say that she is indifferent to it.

She seldom went to the opera, except for the two previous times at the Marshal's Mansion. Because the eldest wife liked to go to the opera, she watched a little and then nothing more.

When watching a play with others, even if she didn't feel anything, she would not leave halfway or act tired, but would just calmly make a cup of tea and wait for the show to end.

As for the invitation from the two old foxes Wang Daoyin and Inspector Sun to come to Jingyuan to listen to opera, Nan Xiang could refuse.

But somehow she agreed and followed her heart.

Ever since she followed the Marshal in his battles and became the Young Marshal, Nan Xiang would directly reject anything she had no feelings for or even disliked. If it was anything harmful, she would destroy it immediately.

So when the mayor and the inspector of a city suggested that they go to the theater to watch a play, Nan Xiang could have directly refused, but he didn't.

Even if he directly rejected her, he would not say anything bad about Nan Xiang.

At least on the surface, Nan Xiang took over Xucheng and was the master of Xucheng.

As for how many people in Xucheng were secretly afraid of Nan Xiang's iron-blooded methods and resentful of Nan Xiang's management, it was unknown.

Nan Xiang quietly looked at the people on the stage on the first floor and the people below the stage, her thoughts wandering and thinking a little too far.

Before, Marshal Lu asked her to marry, have children and start a family, but she refused. She had no intention of starting a family until the country was at peace and the Tartars were defeated.

Moreover, she doesn't want to settle for anything less in her life and only wants to put her passion into her ideals.

Unless she meets someone who makes her heart beat fast enough to break some rules, she would not want to enter the marriage trap.

Suddenly, a graceful figure appeared on the stage. It was a female role. She was wearing a palace dress with red satin embroidery on the upper body, multiple horizontal stripes of colorful embroidery on the sleeves, a small stand-up collar, three layers of colorful ribbons on the front, and colorful silk tassels on the upper and lower body. She looked extremely gorgeous, and the phoenix crown on her head and the makeup on her face made her beauty even more noble.

Nan Xiang knew that the piece of music was "The Drunken Concubine", so she also knew that the "woman" on the stage with gorgeous clothes, flowing sleeves, graceful figure and beautiful singing voice was the protagonist Yang Guifei in "The Drunken Concubine". Nan Xiang's eyes moved slightly.

"The bright moon in the sky

Just like Chang'e leaving the Moon Palace

I am like Chang'e leaving the Moon Palace

It's like Chang'e descending to the ninth heaven

Qingqing is cold and lonely in Guanghan Palace

......"

Nan Xiang had not heard of this play very often. The two previous times she had heard it in the Marshal's Mansion, it was not the piece "The Drunken Concubine". So this time when she heard it, she did not feel indifferent in her heart. She followed the protagonist's vision with a hint of emotion.

Before she knew it, Nan Xiang was fascinated by what was being said.

This was the first time she was so fascinated by an opera.

Wang Daoyin, Inspector Sun and others also noticed that something was wrong with the young marshal, but they didn't think much about it.

Instead, they have been expressing worries about some hidden dangers in their own mansion. Moreover, the Young Marshal's Mansion has not investigated the assassination of the Young Marshal last night. They feel uneasy and cannot let go of the stone in their hearts.

Adjutant Zhang was very happy that his young commander was interested in opera.

He has always cooperated very well with his young commander.

Nan Xiang: “Not bad.”

Hearing Nan Xiang's two-word evaluation, Adjutant Zhang felt both surprised and not surprised.

The word "not bad" can be said to be an affirmation of Boss Pei who played Yang Guifei, as well as an affirmation of Jingyuan's opera troupe.

Adjutant Zhang knew that his young commander had a somewhat awkward personality, so based on his own understanding, he introduced Pei Jinchen to Nan Xiang, because he found that his young commander did not show much interest in the entire "Drunken Concubine" but paid much attention to Pei Jinchen.

"Young Marshal, the actress who plays the imperial concubine is the mainstay of the entire Jingyuan. Her name is Pei Jinchen, and she is the sixth apprentice of Master Bai. She is extremely good at singing female roles. When she sings the role of Qingyi, she is elegant and noble, when she sings the role of Huadan, she is also straightforward and lovely, and when she sings the role of Daomadan, she is heroic. She is very popular in the entire Jingyuan and is called 'Mr. Pei' or 'Boss Pei'."

Hearing this, Nan Xiang nodded and said nothing.

After listening to Adjutant Zhang's casual introduction, the others also spoke up to add to the story.

As an opera lover, Wang Daoyin lamented, "It's hard to get a ticket for Boss Pei's play!"

"Boss Pei is aloof and noble, not interested in power and wealth. He looks like a banished immortal, with an outstanding appearance..."

These were Zhang Weizhao's words. Although they were praises, they sounded a bit like teasing. So before Zhang Weizhao could finish, Nan Xiang's cold eyes, as if she was looking at a dead person, choked his throat and he was speechless.

Although Zhang Weizhao was usually straightforward and said what he thought, he was very sensitive to murderous intent and death, which was one of the reasons why he had been jumping around among the powerful people in Xucheng for so long.

At this time, he was frightened by Nan Xiang. In order to avoid being laughed at by her mortal enemy, Governor Xia, he covered his head and drank tea, no longer paying attention to the stage.

Soon the song "The Drunken Concubine" was finished. Nan Xiang took a deep look at Pei Jinchen, who was dressed as a concubine, and happened to meet Pei Jinchen's eyes.

Pei Jinchen just felt a cold, curious but not offensive gaze looking at him indifferently.

This gaze was unfamiliar. When he took the stage, it was full of admiration, mixed with sharpness and laziness.

Like a lion resting lazily, his gaze is completely different from that of others.

This made him even more curious about the owner of his gaze.

But because he was performing a piece of music before, he couldn't feel the gaze.

But now that he was about to step down, he happened to meet this gaze again.

Pei Jinchen looked towards the private room on the second floor and vaguely saw a slender figure in a royal blue military uniform and other blurry figures.

He thought this was the new Marshal Lu who took over Xucheng.

So impressive...

Watching the figure in military uniform leave, Pei Jinchen felt envious for no reason.