Ch. 41You Like Those Legs Too?
Key Plot Points and Events
- Liu Wei, a captain of the Demon Suppression Division, visits the Jiaofang Si brothel, seeking the services of Miss Du Juan.
- The Madam tries to extort more money from Liu Wei by suggesting a 'Flower Appreciation' competition with other patrons.
- Liu Wei refuses to be humiliated by money and throws his wine at the Madam, causing a tense atmosphere.
- Chen Bin, another captain, remains unfazed and continues eating, while the other captains and Singing Girls are intimidated.
- Du Juan performs a dance on the stage, captivating all the patrons, including Liu Wei and Chen Bin.
- When the time comes for patrons to reward Du Juan, the Di Zi Room (where Liu Wei and his men are) remains silent, causing laughter and mockery from other patrons.
Character Developments
- Liu Wei: Shows anger and pride when humiliated, but also appreciates beauty and has a competitive streak.
- Chen Bin: Remains calm and collected even in tense situations, showing self-awareness and a lack of interest in the 'Flower Appreciation' competition.
- Du Juan: Proves to be an exceptional dancer, captivating all the patrons with her performance.
Significant Themes
- Pride and Humiliation: Liu Wei's anger stems from feeling humiliated by the Madam's attempt to extort more money.
- Beauty and Appreciation: The patrons, including Liu Wei and Chen Bin, appreciate Du Juan's dance and beauty.
- Class and Wealth Disparity: The Demon Suppression Division is seen as poor and crude compared to other patrons, highlighting the class and wealth disparity.
Character Interactions
- Liu Wei and the Madam: Their interaction highlights Liu Wei's pride and the Madam's cunning and extortion attempts.
- Chen Bin and Liu Wei: They bond over their appreciation of Du Juan's legs, showing a moment of camaraderie.
- Patrons and the Di Zi Room: The other patrons mock and laugh at the Demon Suppression Division for not rewarding Du Juan, highlighting their disdain for the Division's perceived poverty.