my wife is queen

Chapter 107
Li Mian was slightly taken aback, looking at Da Yu'er with a somewhat strange look, but anyone who has watched "Jin Ping Mei" will not be unfamiliar with the name Li Ping'er.

The name of the strange book "Jin Ping Mei" refers to the three women, Jin refers to Pan Jinlian, Mei refers to Pang Chunmei, and the word "vase" in the middle is naturally Li Ping'er.

Because the "Jin Ping Mei" described some romantic affairs, it was widely circulated among scholars, but most of them read "Jin Ping Mei" carefully for the purpose of criticizing.

In Li Mian's Dongshaojian study, there is also a copy of "Jin Ping Mei", which is still a rare book with meticulous paintings. He knows that Li Ping'er's name cannot be easily used as a woman's name.

Da Yuer saw something wrong with Li Mian's eyes, and asked puzzledly, "Isn't this name nice?"

Li Mian didn't know how to answer for a while, whether it sounds nice or not, he could only say a few words perfunctorily: "The name is good, but... just..."

Li Mian racked his brains and thought about a lot of words, but he still couldn't think of a suitable wording to explain the meaning of the name Bai Li Ping'er to the handsome son.

Before Li Mian could explain clearly, Xiao Yu'er next to her was not happy, and she glanced at her sister Da Yu'er complainingly.

Dayuer's Horqin name is Borzigit Bumbutai, which means bottle.

When Da Yu'er told Li Mian's name just now, she didn't lie, she did tell her real name, but it was changed to a meaning that people from the Central Plains could understand better.

Da Yu'er said her name was Ping'er without any problem, except that the word Li could not be added in front of Ping'er.

According to the customs of the Central Plains, after a woman marries into her husband's family, she must put her husband's surname in front of her own.

Da Yu'er said that her name was Li Ping'er, which kind of meant that she was named Li Mian.

Da Yuer saw the eyes of his younger sister Xiao Yuer, no matter how straightforward his temperament was, he couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed.

She turned around and rode on the Lion Jade, and continued to drive towards the Shicha West Sea: "I'm going to the theater near Huitong Temple to listen to an opera. If Mr. Li has something important, you can deal with it first. We will see you later."

After Da Yu'er finished saying this, she lightly gripped the horse's belly, fled in a bit of despair, and galloped away along the Jinshui River on Lion Jade.

Xiao Yu'er didn't have any dissatisfaction with Li Mian, and she really hoped that he and her sister could have a good marriage together, after all, Li Mian was the only man my sister had liked over the years.

It's a pity that the identities of the two parties are too different, and there is no possibility in this life.

If Da Yu'er was an oiran by the Jinshui River, there would still be some possibility, even a good marriage.

As long as Li Mian studied hard and won the gold list, he would be able to marry an oiran by the Jinshui River, which would be a good story.

If you want to marry an oiran, you only need to be a Jinshi in high school. Whether you are a first-class, second-class and first-ranked, or a third-class Jinshi, you will be successful if you have the fame of a Jinshi.

Da Yuer's status as the pearl of the prairie is useless even if Li Mian is the number one scholar in high school.

Xiao Yu'er rode on Ruyi Cong, and clasped her fists at Li Mian: "Young Master Li, we are destined to meet again."

Li Mian originally wanted to say something, he was going to Shicha West Sea to listen to an opera, before he could speak, the handsome young master and the equally handsome little book boy rode away together.

When the handsome little book boy left, he was quite calm.

The handsome young master was different, he seemed to be in a panic.

Li Mian thought about it, it should be that when the handsome young master first came to the capital, he just randomly named him Li Ping'er.

Later, I found out what Li Ping'er meant, and it was inconvenient to change my name, because I felt embarrassed by the name Li Ping'er, so I ran away.

Li Mian smiled, got on his horse, and rode Wu Mingji in the direction where the handsome young man left.

When he came to the theater building in Shicha Xihai, he was stopped by the boy at the door.

The boy didn't put on an arrogant and domineering look because there were several feudal lords behind him, and respectfully invited Li Mian to leave.

At the entrance of the theater building, there were still many officials and gentry around, all of them were stopped outside the theater building.

The excuse given by the boy was that the theater building was already full, and there were no vacant seats for the officials and gentlemen present.

"The Peony Pavilion opera sung by Liu Rushi himself is about to begin, let's go in quickly."

At this moment, several officials and ladies came together, laughed and walked to the entrance of the theater, they were not stopped like the officials and gentlemen, and they all walked in easily.

This scene immediately aroused the dissatisfaction of the officials and gentlemen, and they shouted one by one, asking the boy to give an explanation.

The young servant still had a tepid look on his face, and he led a few seniors to block the door to prevent the officials and gentry from entering.

Seeing that the noisy voices of the officials and gentlemen are getting louder and louder, it may affect several vassal kings listening to the opera.

The little servant reluctantly explained: "There are not enough seats in the theater. These officials and ladies have reserved seats in advance before they can go in. If anyone among the gentlemen has reserved a seat, they can also enter the theater to listen to the opera." , if you have not reserved a seat, you can only regret to miss it.”

The official gentleman is not a fool, and he will not be fooled by the boy's words, but he still wants to go in and listen to the play.

It's not that the official gentleman has a big addiction to drama, but today's "The Peony Pavilion" was sung by Liu Rushi himself.

Ever since Chen Yuanyuan, the No. 1 actress in the capital, redeemed herself, there is no more melodious and melodious drama comparable to Chen Yuanyuan in the capital.

Although Liu Rushi is also good at Kunshan tune, but her singing style is different from Chen Yuanyuan's, it is a little more crisp and lively, and it is also a rare Shaoyin.

Chen Yuanyuan, Liu Rushi and other famous actors in the capital seldom sang a few shows throughout the year. Since Chen Yuanyuan redeemed her body, Liu Rushi's appearances have also decreased.

Today, at the invitation of several vassal kings, it is rare to be on stage to sing an opera. For example, I was fortunate to hear the unique Kunshan accent, or "The Peony Pavilion".

Li Mian also wanted to listen to "The Peony Pavilion" sung by Liu Rushi, which was different from Chen Yuanyuan's, but unfortunately, judging from the current situation, he might not be able to listen to it.

He shook his head regretfully: "Where is the lady official who reserved the seat in advance, I am afraid that the feudal kings are worried that the princess Da Yuer from the Horqin Grassland will take a fancy to a certain official son and cause them trouble. Simply Don't let the official and gentry go in, just let the official lady accompany Da Yuer to listen to the opera, so there is no need to worry about this."

When the boy heard this, his expression was unkind, and he turned his head to look over, preparing to remember the appearance of the person who spoke, and arrange for someone to teach him a lesson.

However, when he saw Yun Niang next to Li Mian wearing a blue beige, he could only look away, and murmured in his heart, could it be the son of a minister.

(End of this chapter)