Concubine Jiang, who was sitting next to her, smiled and said softly: "Sister Li, you have made a great contribution this time. How happy it is to watch the drama between the prince and the princess!"

Concubine Li's eyes and eyebrows were filled with smiles, "My sister also has a share of credit for this, but I don't dare to take all the credit!"

"Sister, you're welcome," Concubine Jiang smiled faintly and turned to watch the wonderful performance on the stage.

Concubine Li was immersed in her own thoughts, thinking that if she successfully organized the prince's birthday this time, she would definitely be rewarded by the prince and the princess.

As soon as I thought of this, I felt like a bright spring. I couldn't help but look at the man of my dreams with watery eyes.

But she saw him turning his head and whispering something to the princess sitting next to him. His expression had never been gentler, and he was completely different from the cold and distant look in the past.

But such a gentle smile has never been shown to me before.

To be precise, he had been in the mansion for two months. Not to mention getting the chance to sleep with her, he seemed to have never even looked at her!

Thinking of this, Concubine Li couldn't help but feel sour, and her expression suddenly became sad.

The feeling at that moment was both jealous and sad. My heart felt like it had been stabbed by a needle, with a faint pain.

As a prince, even though he is the protagonist today, it is impossible for him to accompany a group of women to watch the show here all the time.

So as soon as I got out, I whispered to Xintang and went to the study to handle government affairs.

Xintang stood up and saw him off, continuing to listen to the play with great interest.

Although she doesn't know much about opera, she likes Kun Opera very much and likes the lingering and pathos tune.

Especially the Peony Pavilion

The singing style of Kunqu Opera is known as "Shui Mo Diao", which originally refers to the delicate polishing method used in sinking hardwood furniture in ancient times.

In Kun Opera, it means that the singing is extremely delicate, euphemistic, and exquisite.

I have also heard that some people use sixteen words to describe Kunqu opera singing: "The skill is deep and polished, the breath is smokeless, the mouth is light and round, and the tone is pure and fine."
Chapter completed!