"If you want to listen to the concert, you can sneak over to the front to watch it, but don't get so engrossed in it that you forget the time. Just come back half an hour early."

After asking the staff to switch to another lounge, Ye Wan walked in and spoke to the girls.

"I'm not going. I've been here since before the show started."

"I don't understand anyway, so I'd better conserve my energy and stretch my legs."

"I won't go either. I will just stay by Sister Wan's side and not cause any trouble."

The girls were chattering.

Ye Wan glanced at Xi Lingxin, and the two of them went to the front hall.

There were still more than ten minutes before the concert started, but the lobby was already full.

The seat that Dean Lei Meng reserved for Ye Wan and others was in the corner of the back row, which was convenient for them to enter and exit without affecting other spectators.

Looking at the program list, the French team's "Swan Lake" was the first one.

The Chinese team's "Flying Apsaras" was arranged to be the last one.

At seven o'clock sharp, the concert officially began.

Compared with yesterday's competition, today's concert was a bit more grand.

On both sides of the spacious stage, the orchestra performed live the excerpt from Swan Lake that Serena and her friends were going to dance. The effect was many times better than the sound system.

The white swans danced in unison, each with slender limbs that looked graceful and elegant.

When the black swan appears, there is a bit more drama.

The audience was fascinated by the performance.

The classic Swan Lake gave this star-studded concert a good start. The following music, either grand and majestic or sad and touching, each brought the audience unparalleled audio-visual enjoyment.

When the phone in my pocket started buzzing, I realized that over an hour had passed.

Ye Wan pushed Xi Lingxin, and the two of them bent down and walked out of the front hall and went to the lounge.

After changing clothes and putting on makeup, not long after they were done, there was a knock on the door and a staff member came over to remind them that they could go to the sides of the stage to get ready.

After a brief pause, a new piece of music began.

Ye Wan looked up at the wire above his head, then turned around to look for the staff.

"sure."

When Ye Wan said she wanted to check the wirework, the staff of the opera house took her to the operation room behind the curtain in a very friendly manner.

In the last flying move, eight people will be suspended by wires.

At different heights and angles, the eight people in the air rely entirely on their own control to maintain balance and ensure that their movements are graceful and light.

Although it only lasts a few seconds, the effect presented by the last movement is the essence of this dance.

The performance at the Grand Theater had been rehearsed, and Ye Wan would check every time to ensure that no accidents would occur.

At the opera house, when Ye Wan was communicating and negotiating during the day, the staff repeatedly assured him that there were no problems.

After all, Ye Wan was a little worried because he hadn't seen it in person.

Sure enough, I found the problem as soon as I took a look.

There were traces of being cut by a sharp object in the middle of one of the steel wires.

Ye Wan immediately pointed out, "This one can't be used."

"But……"

The staff was in a dilemma. "In this case, there are only seven wires. The other two wires are thicker and are used to hang props. The spotlight will shine on them and they will be exposed."

Ye Wan looked at the cut wire and his eyes paused slightly.

Then, we can only take another gamble.

I bet it won't break! I just hope my luck will be better this time.

(End of this chapter)