Ervin finished playing this part, and before the audience started to make a noise, he took the lead to bow deeply to the audience and said, "I will serve you one more finale. The main theme tonight is "Luo Cheng Calls the Guard", and the suona performance here is amazing, so there is no need for me."
Someone immediately took over and shouted at the top of his voice: "Shang Lang! You have to serve us well tonight! We are waiting for you!"
This shout triggered a burst of laughter and whistles. In fact, they were all old fans who had listened to operas for many years. They did not intend to be frivolous, but they wanted to tease him and wanted to flirt with him and say a few more words to see him blush. Shang Lang was equally famous for his stupidity and foolishness. Before Ervin came to Beijing, he was known as a fool before he arrived. After Ervin came to Beijing, the audience listened to the operas and looked at him, and gradually realized Ervin's stupidity, and thus involuntarily developed a mentality of adults loving children towards him. They would tease him whenever they had the chance. They did not respect him very much, but they protected him and loved him very much.
Ervin was really upset and speechless. Sweat beads as big as beans were on his forehead, seeping over his eyebrows and about to fall into his eyes. He lifted the towel on his legs and wiped the sweat off his forehead, which was covered with white rosin powder. Then there was another round of laughter from the audience. Ervin didn't know what they were laughing at, and his face turned red with embarrassment. He directly signaled to start the show.
Ryan, who was sitting in the backstage, also heard the hooligan words shouted from below, and then he laughed after a while, and couldn't help laughing along. The lottery sorted out the big money, covered the jewelry with a piece of red silk cloth, and brought it to the coffee table for Ervin to pick the first batch. Ervin was not here, and the actors couldn't make a move first. The new actors glanced at the tray one by one. Ryan didn't treat himself as an outsider. He put down the newspaper, opened the red silk, and fiddled with the treasures one by one. He bought a stake in an antique shop in Liulichang, and secretly helped Commander Cao to get some "lumps" - Commander Cao made a fortune in the northwest by "digging up lumps" - digging graves. A queen's tomb was dug out that year, and until today, the burial objects in the tomb have not been sold out. Ryan had seen a lot over a long period of time and thought he had a good eye. He picked and chose among the jewels, trying to find an antique, but there were no antiques. There were only gold, silver and gems, which were nothing rare.
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