Li Liang transmigrates to the glorious Zhenguan era of the Tang Dynasty.
His first skill is Master of Crosstalk. After one performance, the bored and restless Old Li Yuan sets his sights on him: “This kid’s interesting. Let’s castrate him and take him back to the palace?”
His second skill is God of Gamblers. After one high-stakes game, he becomes the creditor of all the Tang nobility: “Li Liang, how about I put my daughter Meiniang up as collateral?”
The third skill...
The fourth...
Finally, even Li Er can’t sit still: “Could this kid be an immortal descended from heaven?”
Li Liang glares at him. “What immortal? Are there any immortals as handsome as me?!”
Everyone answers in unison: “Yes, you are one!”
A hilarious slice-of-life story, guaranteed to make you smile. If you like it, don’t forget to bookmark it! Send flowers! Leave a rating!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
When online novels first appeared, there were four main surnames for the protagonists, namely Long, Xiao, Lin, and Ye. Later, the three Long Xiaolin families declined, but the Ye family has always maintained a stable position and is still strong today. At the same time, two new families, Su and Qin, were gaining momentum. This is general. There are also surnames specific to dynasties with specific backgrounds. For example, most people who travel through the Three Kingdoms are surnamed Liu, those who travel through the Great Qin prefer the surname Ying or Qin, and those who travel through the Tang Dynasty prefer the surname Li. The most interesting thing is that there is a trend of people who travel through worlds such as Marvel and others to have the caste Jiang.
This author looks good, so I guess I cut off the female clothes.
Just the first few crosstalks?
Cowpox cannot cure smallpox, cowpox is for prevention
As a person from northern Shaanxi, I have to admit that
Just updates slowly. Nothing wrong with it.
Crosstalk may not be funny to everyone. Nowadays, crosstalk is basically from Beijing and Tianjin, and the accent is the same as that in Northeast China, which is a bit unique. Many people in the South sometimes don't find anything funny when they hear it. The same words, without the same inheritance and cultural heritage, sound incomprehensible.
Before liberation, crosstalk had always been a low-level profession.
I'm convinced, what's the point of sending Wu Meiniang to Li Zhi? It's obvious that she can't be the prince's real wife, she can only be a concubine. In the Tang Dynasty, it was normal for relatives and friends to borrow someone's concubine for two days to play with. Wu Meiniang was in the protagonist's house and others did not dare to stretch their paws. If she gave it away, it would be arbitrary.
What a great book, brother, keep updating. I have an opinion, that is, the characterization of the protagonist could be strengthened. I feel that Li Shimin and the outspoken disciples you wrote are very interesting, a bit more than the protagonist. This is cool, but as the chapters get longer, it will feel like there is no sense of integrity, and the ideas will be scattered. My humble opinion.