Great Ming: Storytelling on Tiantong Street Wins Xu Miaoyun's Tips

Zhu Quan transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty. From the start, he begins telling stories on Tiantong Street and awakens the Storyteller System.

An unexpected tip from Xu Miaoyun leads to the question: Nothing beats dumplings for a meal, but what's the most fun thing to do?

Guided by the spirit of “If it won't kill you, work yourself to death,” Zhu Quan starts letting loose completely!

Zhu Quan: “It is said that Jing Ke pretended to offer a treasure, but had a dagger hidden in the map, intending to assassinate the Qin Emperor!”

Qin Shi Huang: “Thank you, son-in-law, for saving my life! I entrust my daughter Yinman to you!”

Zhu Quan: “It is said that a vassal prince used the Jingnan Campaign as an excuse to besiege the capital, forcing his nephew to burn himself alive in the palace! And he coveted his sister-in-law, too!”

Zhu Di: “I give up. Please stop talking. I'll become a monk, all right...”

Zhu Quan: “It is said that there was a teacher, nine feet tall and built like a tank, highly skilled in martial arts, who preached winning people over with virtue, but actually led a gang of lackeys around terrorizing people...”

Zilu: “I'm suing you for defamation...”

And so Zhu Quan earns the nickname “the Great Shouter of China.” Countless enemies come after him, but he wins them all over with virtue and beats them into submission.

Zhu Yuanzhang: “Well done, son! You're truly a son of the Zhu family!”

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