The theater in Anping City isn't large, but it does have two playhouses inside. Tonight, the performance here is "Record of the Sea of Evil," which tells the story of a young nun and monk secretly fleeing monastic life and breaking the precepts.
Due to the need for lighting at night, ticket prices are double those during the day. However, the crowd is still sizable tonight, indicating that this troupe must have some fame.
Chu Xuan can easily afford this small amount of money. He picked a quiet, good spot inside the tent, but unfortunately, being a small place, only the grand theaters in big cities have private boxes.
When they entered, Qingqing hid behind Chu Xuan the whole time, staying close to him. They inevitably had some physical contact, but neither of them minded.
After they sat down, a servant brought rough tea and snacks to each table, included in the ticket price, available to enjoy freely.
