Chapter 1524 - 330, Have You Chosen Someone? (Second Update)
This woman looked very ordinary, the kind that would be unnoticeable once thrown into a crowd. However, because her face was brimming with confidence and pride, it made people unable to look away after seeing her, and they were all deeply mesmerized by her.
"Boss, Shopkeeper Liu, all my sisters, hello. My name is Da Ye, and today I’ll share a joke with everyone!"
Lin Yuan smiled as she watched this woman who called herself Da Ye. Her voice was clear and loud, and she spoke with a light smile. Her eyes and brows all revealed a playful expression, making one unable to help but smile heartily at her, even without hearing her joke.
Indeed, Da Ye’s joke made everyone burst into laughter, not only the girls sitting in front of the stage, but even Head Liang, who was bowed down working on the other side, was tickled by the woman’s joke and emitted a simple and deep chuckle.
The atmosphere in the entire hall was stirred up by Da Ye’s joke. Lin Yuan was very satisfied with this young girl, feeling that she was the perfect storyteller she had in mind. Moreover, she was the best candidate to recite "Journey to the West"!
Perhaps infected by Da Ye’s passion, a few more young girls took their turn on the stage, some telling jokes, others sharing stories, and those who couldn’t tell stories spoke about things that happened in their villages for everyone to share.
Even two girls who were on good terms went on stage together and performed a scene of sisters-in-law fighting. Although their acting skills were not great, as they went back and forth in their "quarrel", everyone felt as if they were truly witnessing two sisters-in-law arguing vigorously over a winter melon, which was particularly amusing.
However, not everyone performed well, since not all people possess the talent for performance. Nevertheless, it was quite special that, despite a few women not being adept at expressing themselves, their movements and expressions when they stood on stage were very appropriate. Their gestures lacked the vulgarity common among ordinary people and were very dignified.