Is the Spring Festival Gala All About Dumplings? I Sell Crutches and Have the Whole Internet in Stitches

Lin Ye transmigrates to a parallel world.

This world has no comedy sketches by masters like Uncle Benshan.

Nor does it have Stephen Chow's absurdist comedy films.

In recent years, the older generation of comedians have stepped behind the scenes, and the Spring Festival Gala sketches have gotten worse every year.

Today's comedy is supposedly funny, yet it insists on tugging at the heartstrings.

At the same time, comedians don't bother honing their craft. They just force in viral online catchphrases, and in the end every sketch wraps up with everyone eating dumplings.

To change the state of things, the Spring Festival Gala creates a comedy competition and invites comedians from all over the country to participate. The winner gets a direct spot on the Gala and the chance to perform before an audience of 1.4 billion.

Lin Ye signs up and brings out classic sketches from his previous life.

The three-part Selling Crutches series, No Money, Bai Yun and Hei Tu, Palace Jade Liquor, and other comedy classics.

They have the whole internet rolling with laughter, setting off a comedy storm!

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