Various small brain holes in comprehensive film and television

Chapter 162 Shen Meizhuang 32

Although the protagonist Shen Meizhuang has left the stage early, there is still a protagonist, so the play has to go on to the end.

The Queen was the first to write a word "longevity" for Wen Yi.

When it was Zhen Huan's turn, she was asked to perform the "Jinghong Dance" again.

It was Mei Fei's stunning dance that led to the "Loudong Fu" that she wrote to Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, for Hua Fei to pour out her heartfelt feelings.

As for why Zhen Huan was asked to dance this stunning dance, it was simply because Concubine Hua and the others disliked Zhen Huan and chose her to perform the dance as she would make a fool of herself in public.

However, except Shen Meizhuang, no one knew that Zhen Huan could actually perform the Stunning Dance.

Shen Meizhuang knew about this because her mother had told her in a message some time ago. The people she had planted in the Zhen Mansion finally found out that Zhen Huan, the eldest daughter of the Zhen family, looked 50% like Empress Chun Yuan. She was raised by the nanny who served Empress Chun Yuan since she was a child, and she also learned the Jinghong Dance since she was a child.

Mother Shen had also heard about the current emperor's infatuation with Queen Chunyuan.

This makes sense, why Zhen Huan is always so fearless.

Unfortunately, the emperor doesn't seem to be moved by their similarities in appearance. Since entering the palace, Zhen Huan is still a virgin.

She also realized the fact that just looking like Queen Chunyuan was not enough.

Now she had a chance to show herself and could naturally dance Queen Chunyuan's stunning dance for the emperor. Naturally, she agreed with great joy.

She has been learning this dance since she was a child, and it will surely impress the emperor.

She thought confidently, after this dance, who in the harem would dare to compete with her?

After changing her clothes, Zhen Huan subconsciously looked at Shen Meiyu, but saw her holding her chin and tapping the table boredly, feeling inexplicably disappointed.

It was just an ordinary orchestral music, and the Emperor was extremely bored watching it, not to mention Prince Dun who was deliberately looking for trouble. He bluntly said that Zhen Huan's dance was beautiful but had no novelty.

Concubine Hua and Noble Lady Cao, who were originally nervous when they saw that Zhen Huan could really dance, relaxed early on.

At this moment, suddenly there was a melodious flute sound coming from outside the palace, which immediately inspired Zhen Huan to dance in a unique way and to a new height.

The dance was graceful and elegant, like a flying wild goose. The emperor was a little mesmerized for a moment. It looked like her, so much like her.

It was as if I was back to that day and Chun Yuan’s dance.

But he caught a glimpse of Shen Meizhuang out of the corner of his eye. She didn't make any special movements. She just sat there quietly, also enjoying Zhen Huan's stunning dance.

Her mere presence made the emperor tremble subconsciously.

After coming back to her senses and looking at Zhen Huan who was still dancing, she seemed not as dazzling as before.

The emperor shook his head in disappointment and said, "It's just okay."

Next, it was Concubine Hua’s turn to think of “Dong Lou Fu” after seeing the stunning dance.

Concubine Hua looked at the emperor with tears in her eyes, and the emperor finally softened his heart.

Hua Fei had never been good at poetry or literature, but she memorized the long "Dong Lou Fu" for him, showing her sincerity.

But before the emperor could say anything, Prince Zhi stood up first and pleaded for Concubine Hua.

Prince Zhi...

Nian Gengyao...

The emperor's softened heart hardened again. In the face of political affairs, Hua Fei's friendship was not worth mentioning.

So in the end, the emperor just made an excuse, saying that Hua Fei lived in a remote place and he would go to see her when he had time.

It is unknown when I will be free.

……

After the protagonist has finished his performance, the play should come to an end.

After the event, the emperor still took Shen Meizhuang back to Changchun Xianguan where she lived.

The emperor had to admit that he was no longer young, and he didn't want to waste his remaining energy on boring things.