"Forehead....."

Yi Yang really didn't expect him to be in such a hurry.

Perhaps noticing Yi Yang's slightly puzzled expression, Guan Jinpeng offered another explanation.

"The request I made was actually my ideal script all along. I was just trying it out that day, but I didn't expect that you already had an idea."

After he finished speaking, his expression was very sincere.

Even the other people in the room turned their gazes toward Yi Yang, waiting for him to speak.

After looking around, Yi Yang slowly spoke.

"Actually, I thought of several themes at first, but after careful consideration, I still chose this one."

After saying this, Yi Yang paused for a moment, then asked Guan Jinpeng, "I wonder if you know anything about our country's national treasure—Kyoto Opera?"

Kwan Kam-pang immediately nodded and said, "Of course there are. The older generation in Hong Kong really enjoys going to listen to operas and even learns to sing them themselves."

Hei Gu, who was standing next to him, nodded in agreement.

In certain aspects of traditional culture, Hong Kong Island has indeed preserved them better than the mainland.

This is mainly because more than half a century ago, many people from Guangzhou and Chaozhou came here to make a living and pan for gold, and this place was preserved.

Upon hearing this, Yi Yang nodded and said, "That's good. The script I wrote for you this time revolves around a pair of opera apprentices."

"Although it wasn't the female perspective you requested, my junior brother got too into character and started to see himself as a woman, which led to a story of love, hate, and revenge."

When Kwan Kam-pang heard this, he didn't seem disappointed at all. Instead, his eyes lit up with anticipation.