The Circus's opening performance brought a cheerful atmosphere.
After the Modern City stage appeared, extravagantly made-up musical actors took the stage and began singing an adapted Queen of the Night aria. Their coloratura wound through the air, leaving the audience completely dazed.
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After the musical, the extravagantly dressed Queen of the Night turned into a phantom and extinguished the stage lights.
After several seconds of silence.
Flames suddenly burst from the stage. Mist swirled, and neon lights flickered.
Accompanied by drumbeat-like music, a dark-skinned bald woman was the first to appear. Before stepping onstage, she wore a black cloak that concealed her appearance.
Only when she reached the center of the fiery stage did she let open flames ignite the cloak, instantly revealing her true face.
The moment the surrounding audience saw what she looked like, they all cried out in shock.
Her lower body was clad in a glittering silver sequined mermaid skirt, but her upper body was bare!
Though bare, it had not been censored!
Because she was not a "she," but a "he"!
This was a man, merely dressed in women's clothing and wearing heavy makeup.
He stood in the center of the stage and broke into song.
After the song came a drag show! Unlike the mainstream costume-change shows of Modern City, every drag performer on this stage was male.
They wore flamboyant dresses, palette-like makeup worthy of being framed as a painting, and struck movements that were either exaggerated or seductive.
They lip-synced, strutted the catwalk, and sang their hearts out.
It looked like a fashion show, yet it also felt as though it were blowing the roof off the place.
The appearance of this group of drag queens once again cast a hazy aura over the