Great Tang: Storytelling in Chang'an Made Li Xiuning Break Down in Tears

Gu Changqing transmigrates to the Jiuzhou Continent and awakens the Storyteller System.

From the start, he tells stories at the Tongfu Inn, moving countless listeners to tears with one unforgettable scene after another.

"With a wooden sword in hand, he roams the jianghu. The humble young wanderer cuts off one hand and one foot, trading limb for limb."

"The Princess of Southern Chu gazes at the King of Chu, who has surrendered an entire city, then takes her own life. Her elegy for a fallen nation leaves 140,000 soldiers laying down their armor, yet not one among them is a true man."

"Old Huang the groom dies fighting the greatest warrior under heaven, all to invite the young master into the jianghu. His final words, 'Come on, bring the young master some wine,' leave countless people sighing in sorrow."

Inside the little inn,

Li Xiuning breaks down in tears.

Princess Ying Yinman of Great Qin weeps uncontrollably.

Li Shishi, the most celebrated courtesan in Jiuzhou, sobs, "I would gladly stay by Young Master Gu's side. Even serving as a maid in the courtyard would be enough."

Gu Changqing thinks he can keep enjoying this carefree life forever.

Then one day, a young woman named Daji arrives at the inn, claiming that Gu Changqing has to take responsibility for her...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.