Although it was the Hou family's own wedding and funeral, no outsiders were needed to preside over it. Niu Baiwen still acted as a supervisor in such occasions. He hurried over from the front of the stage, his face changed and his face changed: "What are you talking about! There are a circle of Japanese soldiers standing against the wall below! What does it mean?!" No wonder it was so quiet outside! When the audience saw the Japanese, how could they dare to breathe! Everyone in the backstage changed their color, and they lifted the curtain and looked down at the stage one after another as if they had seen a ghost. When they came back, they couldn't explain why, and they were afraid that they were looking for trouble. But the eldest disciple of the Hou family said, "If you want to find fault, you should have gone backstage to talk. The show is about to start, but there is no movement, right?" Niu Baiwen smiled awkwardly, "How about I go and ask? If you come here for Mr. Hou's reputation, that's fine, but don't wait until the middle of the show to make trouble and ruin the show!" The second disciple looked at Ervin's back and said, "For the master's reputation, that may not be the case! The Japanese don't understand Peking opera, but I heard that they love to watch drums the most, and they beat drums to pray during festivals. Today, you are probably here for Mr. Shang's Zhan Jinshan." The implication was that Ervin was responsible for letting the wolf into the house, so everyone looked at him. At this time, Ervin had transformed half of his soul into Liang Hongyu, and he didn't care about these nonsense at all. His face reflected in the makeup mirror had high eyebrows and half-open eyes. His stern and unruly look made people involuntarily speak in a lowered voice for fear of disturbing the heroic spirit of a thousand years ago.
Niu Baiwen whispered in Ervin's ear: "Boss Shang, you see the situation, you are not sure what the Japanese are going to do, it's so scary. How about... how about we change Boss Chu to take over?" Ervin is famous and has many topics. He can cause a lot of trouble even if there is no wind. If there is any mistake, Niu Baiwen will be the first to fail Henry's trust. If Chu Qionghua comes over, it is not considered to be neglecting the Hou family in terms of reputation. He does not have so many enemies, so he can probably settle the matter peacefully. Ervin did not speak, and shook his head in a wandering spirit. Niu Baiwen said again: "Then let's change a play, or a martial arts play, "Fanjiangguan"? Look at what they said, the Japanese came here specifically to support your "Battle of Jinshan", and it will become a topic of gossip if it is spread out!" Ervin still shook his head. Niu Baiwen knew that after Ervin put on makeup, even if his father died, he would not jump out of the play, but just asked in vain. Seeing the gong start on the stage, Niu Baiwen groaned helplessly and ran to the front to ask something. After a while, he ran back again in shock: "Boss Shang! Am I dazzled? Do you know who is sitting next to the Japanese? Why is Mr. Cheng there? Hey! Those soldiers are fierce and I didn't dare to greet him!"
Ervin reacted immediately to this, and hurriedly lifted the curtain to look downstage. The lights were off, so how could he see clearly? He gave Xiaolai an order, and Xiaolai stuffed the teapot into Niu Baiwen's hand, took off his sleeves and untied his braids, pretending to be an audience member and walked downstage. After a stroll, he came back and nodded to Ervin.
Ervin suddenly let down the curtain.
In the dim seats, Sakata and Ryan were watching a play. Sakata sat upright, while Ryan leaned on the back of the chair with one leg crossed, his eyebrows furrowed, and looked a little impatient. Just now, he had pointed out to Sakata that he brought so many soldiers to watch the play, and it looked like he had bad intentions. But Sakata said, "I heard that Mr. Cheng had borrowed many soldiers from Commander Cao to deter the bad guys in order to protect Boss Shang, so I think Chinese theaters don't mind soldiers." Ryan's heart skipped a beat. Sakata had actually found out so much about him and Ervin, and the conspiracy was obvious. Now he couldn't leave, and he was in a dilemma and upset. When the play started, Sakata began to speak. He looked at the stage and whispered, "Major General Kujo has been on the front battlefield for two weeks. The battlefield is mostly mountainous and traffic is blocked. The mountains are closely connected, so it is impossible to open an airport or open a car. The military supplies are often out of touch, which is very annoying."
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