The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

The brothel serves as a transient hub for wandering artists, where survival depends on attracting customers. Characters like Li Yi and Wan Ruo Qing navigate the challenges of their industry, discussing the need for creativity in performances to draw in audiences. Li Yi proposes a new form of storytelling, “Hua Pi,” to revitalize interest, while Wan Ruo Qing contemplates the necessity of adapting to change. As they strategize, the dynamics of their relationships and aspirations unfold, revealing their resilience amid uncertainty. Ultimately, the narrative explores the balance between artistic integrity and the harsh realities of their world.

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