Transforming into twin actresses, offering a glimpse into the cutthroat world of entertainment.

From the perspective of the King's parents, they must be extremely unhappy with the comments posted by netizens.

My perfectly good daughter, who has never even had a boyfriend, is now moving to the Civil Affairs Bureau and getting married to two other girls.

Some viewers even commented, "They should go to the bridal chamber right there..."

! ! ! ! !

What kind of wedding night do girls have? What can they do?

Even if it's just a stage, just a performance.

The king's parents were still furious.

And this time.

The performance began, and the first line of a song rang out:

"The eighteenth day of the first lunar month, an auspicious day, sorghum is being raised..." The twin girls sang on the stage.

Old Wang frowned.

Having taught Chinese language and literature his entire life, he is very familiar with the ancient traditions of China.

"It's taboo to get married in the first month of the lunar calendar. There's a saying called 'raising your head in bad luck,' and the eighteenth day of the first month is considered an inauspicious day for the Three Maidens... The first month plus the Three Maidens' inauspicious day is double the taboo. How can you get married then?"

Wang's father said, "These musicians nowadays don't even have a shred of common sense."

The so-called "San Niang Sha" is a legend about a woman named "San Niang" in ancient times. She was beautiful and had a heart full of desire to marry a good man and stay with him for life.

However, for some unknown reason, Third Sister offended the Old Man of the Moon. She pleaded with him six times to tie a red thread for her, but he refused. As a result, Third Sister's black hair turned white, and she remained unmarried, alone in her empty room.

Third Sister held a grudge about this matter.

The Old Man of the Moon refused to tie the red thread for the Third Sister, preventing her from getting married. Out of a desire for revenge, the Third Sister enjoys opposing the Old Man of the Moon and deliberately sabotages the happy events of newlyweds. Therefore, the days of the Third Sister's Curse each month, namely the 3rd, 7th, 13th, 18th, 22nd, and 27th, are considered unsuitable for marriage.

It is said that people who get married on these days will not be happy, will be separated more often than they are together, will have few children, and will be mostly unhappy. Therefore, the True Three Maidens' Day is considered an inauspicious day, and people avoid it when choosing a wedding date.

Old Wang is a learned man and is very familiar with these things.

Leaving aside Western-style weddings, Chinese weddings require a fortune teller to determine an auspicious date. Unless the fortune teller has a grudge against the bride and groom or their families, they would never choose such a date.

The Queen Mother smiled and said, "These young people nowadays don't understand these things. The Valentine's Day is usually in the first month of the lunar calendar, and many people still get married then, don't they?"

"That's why the divorce rate remains so high."

"..."

What you said makes sense, but I am speechless.

The Queen Mother smiled and did not refute: "I think this music is very strange, it doesn't sound like the music at a wedding."

It's not just her.

Netizens also felt something was off.

The atmosphere on stage was strange.

Strange clothing.

Strange lighting.

The lyrics are strange too.

It has absolutely nothing to do with the song title, it's completely unrelated.

It's like going off-topic in an essay.

The more you listen, the more something seems off.

"strangeness."

"I have a strange feeling of dread."

"Me too, especially the girls' smiles. They are so beautiful and their smiles are so sweet, but when paired with this kind of music, it always makes my spine tingle and gives me the creeps."

"Something's not right with this song."

As the barrage of comments increased, influenced by the gloomy music, dances, smiles, atmosphere, and empathy, the silly viewers lost their earlier joy, their expressions becoming serious, and some even feeling a tightness in their chests.

This is the sense of oppression and despair in the song.

As this feeling intensifies, the rhythm of the entire song also accelerates rapidly.

At this point, they had already reached the part where the tempo increased.

"The stray cats have been following me for several blocks."

Climbing a tree makes your neck crooked

Zhang Wang saw that she was waiting.

This village is strange...

It's Wang Ergou's shoes again.

......"

The lyrics are bizarre.

An eerie accompaniment.

It’s so weird!

What was supposed to be an energetic rap and a perfectly synchronized dance routine sent chills down the spines of the audience, leaving them with a profound sense of unease.

The style of comments on bullet screens has changed completely.

Previously it was all about "bowing to heaven and earth and entering the bridal chamber" and "husbands and wives cuddling," but now it's all about "bullet screen protection."

The barrage of comments is getting denser and denser.

"Aaaaaaah, this is so scary!"

"Fuck!"

"Barrage body protection!"

"Please share more, I'm scared!"

"Goosebumps instantly appeared."

"Listen carefully to the lyrics, what kind of wedding celebration involves neighbors closing their doors..."

"Also, leaving shoes outside the door is said to ward off evil spirits..."

"Wildcats are psychic."

"The term 'separated person' also refers to someone separated by death."

"You guys think about it, you guys think about it carefully."

"hiss……"

"hiss……"

"At that moment, I was terrified."

"What kind of eerie song is this?"

"Oh my god, Miss Gu is playing horror again."

"The 'Yin Yue' is about whether the You and Mingyue sisters have some misunderstanding about music."

"You're letting us listen to this in the middle of the night?"

At this moment, the Wang parents fell silent. Looking at the comments, they knew that it wasn't that the composer didn't understand common sense, but that he did it on purpose.

This song is different from the songs I usually listen to.

At this point, the scene is about to reach its climax.

Some sharp-eyed netizens noticed that the girl in white was holding a suona (a traditional Chinese wind instrument).

At that moment, the camera zoomed in for a close-up, instantly drawing the audience's attention.

"Suona?"

Where did this come from?

"A pipa lasts a thousand years, a zither a ten-thousand-year life, and a suona is played for a lifetime."

"It's really like turning a joyous occasion into a funeral; they've even brought out the suona (a traditional Chinese wind instrument)?"

"The Gu King can also play the suona?"

At this moment, the audience's interest was completely piqued.

The suona is a rarely seen instrument, usually appearing at weddings and funerals. In modern times, it is mostly only seen at funerals.

Not to mention, he appeared on variety shows.

While the audience felt uneasy, they also found it very novel and refreshing.

The song finally reaches its true climax at this point.

She cried while laughing.

Guess why she was laughing while crying?