This is an overhead era, similar to the period of the Republic of China.
Warlords fight in chaos, wars in troubled times.
The old Shanghai's luxury and wealth, misty and hazy, are vividly reflected in this era.
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The original name was Wen Liang, she studied opera since she was a child, and she sang Tsing Yi. She was a woman as hazy as the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River.
She grew up in an opera troupe since she was a child. After the war broke out, she left the opera troupe and came to Shanghai to join her relatives. Unexpectedly, her relatives were no longer in Shanghai, so she came to Paramount to sing operas to make ends meet.
It's just that the songs sung in Paramount are all new things, and the boss recruited Wen Liang is just to add some pretense to Paramount.
The original song is good, but most of the people who come to Paramount are young people who are looking for novelty and excitement. People who listen to Wu Nong's soft-spoken opera are drowsy, and they are completely Can't understand.
In this way, the original body was not taken seriously by the boss, and only when an elderly warlord official came occasionally, could he have a chance to play once or twice.
There are few chances to play, life is poor, and Wen Liang is indifferent and indifferent. She only wants to have a bite to eat and survive. Her body is getting weaker and weaker, as thin as a gust of wind. blown down.
The original owner's name is Wen Liang, and his surname is Wen, but his name is Liang.
Her temperament is just like her name, gentle and cold.
She only wants to survive in this troubled world, but fate seems to be against her.
Wen Liang originally thought that she would spend her life in such an ordinary way.
She was born very beautiful, otherwise the boss of Paramount would not have kept her, but she has a stern face all the year round, and her temperament is extremely indifferent, which is really unpleasant.
In addition, her face is always heavily painted with oil paint on weekdays, and Wen Liang always waits for everyone else to leave before she secretly changes into costumes and removes makeup. Over time, even the boss forgets that Wen Liang is actually a great beauty.
Every day Wen Liang puts on her makeup, changes into her costumes backstage, and sits quietly waiting for a chance to play.
But one day, I fell in love with a person at first sight.
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It happened that Wen Liang was performing on stage that time, but unexpectedly encountered a gun battle, and Paramount was in chaos, with women screaming and crying everywhere.
Although Wen Liang has an indifferent temper, she is a woman after all, and she is inevitably afraid when encountering such a situation.
Just when she was at a loss.
The handsome man in military uniform under the stage turned on the stage, hugged Wen Liang, hugged her in his arms, led her to escape the rain of bullets, and let her hide under a table in the corner.
An unintentional rescue, a woman's heartfelt promise.
The man in military uniform who rescued Wen Liang was called Bo Sijin.
Bo Sijin is the only son of the Marshal's Mansion, with a transcendent status and control of one side of the military. He got to his current position all the way, not only by means of flattery, but also by his iron-blooded and ruthless wrist.
He is actually not a kind person, and sympathy is of no use to a person in his position.
Bo Sijin didn't know why he saved Wen Liang.
He just watched the actor standing alone on the stage, as if stunned by fright, those misty and hazy autumn eyes touched a soft spot in Bao Sijin's heart for no reason.
He saved this woman.
For Bo Sijin, this was just his easy rescue.