As the saying goes, nothing is difficult for those who are determined.
"Let’s stick to the old way of sitting. Me, Sister Guihua, Sister An, the squad leader, Teacher Su, plus Sister Xiao Yun will ride in one car, and the rest will ride in another," Luo Yang said.
"Then we’ll just squeeze in a bit," Qin Piao smiled.
Qiao Yousi and Tang Guihua each drove a car.
Luo Yang rode in the car driven by Tang Guihua, and Suyun took the passenger seat.
The remaining four people, Hong Jiaxin got into the back seat of the car first, followed by Luo Yang sitting in the middle, and then An Yuying got in.
In fact, they could have borrowed cars from other people.
But it wasn’t necessary to trouble others since they could fit by squeezing a bit.
"Sister Guihua, let’s go," Luo Yang said.
Tang Guihua often acted as a driver, but she had no complaints.
It only took a few minutes to drive from Hongyun Brigade to the bar at Xiaoshulin Market.
After getting out of the car, Luo Yang led the beauties up to the private room on the second floor to find Zhu Li.
Chen Jie was also there.
Luo Yang still felt slightly embarrassed when facing her, remembering the time he set her broken bone and she cried from the pain. Official source is nοvelfire.net
After exchanging pleasantries, Zhu Li said, "Let’s go down to the first floor."
So everyone came back down from the second floor.
A small area was cleared out on the first floor for Shi Nan to sing.
Zhu Li was very polite to the singer recommended by Luo Yang.
As long as Shi Nan could sing, it didn’t matter much if her singing wasn’t especially pleasing to the ear.
Luo Yang had heard her sing before; her skills were not extraordinary but decent enough.
Singing in a countryside bar was considered acceptable.
After all, in the absence of a phoenix, the sparrow becomes king.
If one were to seriously consider it, even slightly bigger bars would carefully ponder when hiring a resident singer.
Her fame was minimal, and her artistry not outstanding.
She could sing, but not strongly.
Audiences are demanding, and if they hear one or two songs that don’t appeal to them, they might start to make a commotion.
This would not be good for the bar.
Zhu Li agreed to let Shi Nan perform, mainly to save face for Luo Yang.
As long as the performance was passable, it would suffice.
Shi Nan was a self-accompanied singer without a band.
With just an electric guitar and an amplifier, she was ready to play.
Zhu Li set the rule that if customers wanted a song, it would cost a hundred yuan per song, split fifty-fifty with the singer.
This was an experiment.
Countryside bars generally only have a dance floor at most and do not feature resident singers.
Zhu Li’s bar had been open for quite some time, and suddenly having a female singer now felt fresh to the good-looking guys and pretty girls.
The atmosphere was buzzing, with cheers rising and falling.
Shi Nan, with her considerable experience from commercial performances, knew how to rouse the crowd.
She started with Wu Sikai’s "Special Love for Special You." Sung with a female voice, it provided a different kind of enjoyment.
Then she sang Wu Bai’s "Love You for Ten Thousand Years," still in a female voice, her husky voice conveying a touch of melancholy, and her solid breath control ensuring the song flowed smoothly.
Subsequently, it was Su Rui’s original "No Liquor When the Pot Dries Up" that got the atmosphere even more heated.
Seeing her sister so popular, Shi Yun excitedly clapped her little hands.
Judging by the reaction from the crowd, Shi Nan’s residency as a singer was a success.
Next, during the song request phase, Zhu Li was the first to request, followed by Chen Jie, and then Luo Yang...
Just then, Chen Zhiyun, the bouncer, hurriedly squeezed through the crowd and whispered a few words into Zhu Li’s ear.
"Niu Zai, come out for a sec," Zhu Li said.
Luo Yang had a premonition that something was brewing.
Following Zhu Li to the bar entrance, he saw that something major was indeed about to happen.
At the door, a large group of fierce-looking young men were crowded together, and it was clear they had come to cause trouble.
The leading figure was none other than Big Brother