I'm the Junior Disciple of Deyun Society, and My Every Punchline Bombs on Stage
我，德云小师弟，台上全是破包袱
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 733k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
427Chapters
5.3MReads
146.2kFlowers
9.2Score
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Reader comments 44
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I finally found a novel that I feel I can continue to read. In cross talk novels, I am afraid of those who write about mainstream and non-mainstream Jiang Kun and traitors, just like those who write about entertainment stars and have to write about Master Hua and Kun Kun. Reality is bad enough or bland enough, but I come to novels just to be entertained and happy to see the protagonist have everything going well. I hope the author can keep it up. The old man learning ventriloquist in the middle actually came to apologize, which is quite good. But it's better to write less about these kinds of contradictions and conflicts. Also, don't forget about the system. In many novels, the system does not appear much in the middle or late stages. Isn't this putting the cart before the horse? A large part of it is directed at the system. Finally, I hope the author will update more and stop being a eunuch.
Is it because I don't know how to appreciate it? Why do I think my mantle is so wet?
Just don't be too stupid, there's a system in place
The writing is okay, but using Lao Qin as the protagonist is too strong a sense of déjà vu for me... Fate**...
This should be written by a fan of Lao Qin, right?
These leather shoes? Are you trying to make up the word count?! About to end and enter a new episode
The content written by the author is wonderful. I couldn't stop reading it. There is no dialogue that seems silly at first glance.
Is the author a fan of Lao Qin?
Fei Lu has already written a lot about Dou Xiaoshe, but he still wants to write more cross talk. I thought he changed the author again?!
Where's the urban romance? It's almost two hundred chapters, where's the love?