In the country of Yì, popular operas are short, fast-paced, and innovative. They often get straight to the point without lengthy singing sections, making them popular with young people who enjoy them as stories. Today, Zhāixian Tái prepared two new plays with renowned actors, but before long, Hé Dàshǎo, a nobleman from upstairs, fell asleep during the performance. When the scene called for a fierce fight, Liú Bǎobǎo feared disturbing his dream and stopped the play halfway through.,This wait was half an hour, and the audience below began to grumble. Luckily, just then, the main attraction woke up.,He was unharmed and returned the child to the couple who rushed over. He also scolded the child, telling her to "remember to watch the road" in the future, then turned away.。