Jiang Han transmigrates to a parallel world. Compared to Earth, this world's technology, current affairs, history, and just about everything else are remarkably similar!
There's only one difference...
The entertainment industry!
All the songs, comedy sketches, crosstalk routines, blockbuster movies, and famous quotes he knew by heart from his previous life are completely absent from this world!
Jiang Han's predecessor was the owner of a small comedy film studio, with only a handful of people on staff.
From the start, he's on Happy Comedians!
Just as the show faces an elimination crisis, Fang Han takes the stage to save the day.
The result? The whole audience goes wild, setting off a comedy craze.
And so, a King of Comedy is born!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Three months ago, a person replied to me. He married a beautiful wife. A month ago, a person replied to me and he won 5 million by himself. A person replied to me a week ago. He said that his illness was cured. This year, the people who replied to me all married beautiful wives, won 5 million on their wedding day, and remained disease-free throughout their lives. I have opened my mouth, and the words have been put here. It is up to you to decide.
This plot is very sexy and speechless. If a woman comes to you, she will eat it, just like a stallion. No wonder the grades are not good. If you want to write about a harem, just don't write about a stallion in the harem, okay? Can't tell what is a harem and what is a stallion?
I'm convinced. The protagonist has such good resources, why can't I play it myself? Why let someone else act? Even if we can't all play the leading role, it's not a problem to play a few, right? Is this why you are not popular?
After reading the introduction, is the protagonist named Jiang Han or Fang Han???
Author, your skit omitted the most fun part of rescuing sea cucumbers, and half of your soul was gone.
Do you want to know about Jia Bing's "Making Reports"?
Am I too funny? I don't think it's funny at all.
I haven't seen this cross talk before, so I went to check it out and didn't laugh out loud...
Happy wedding to the author, come on
I guess the latter part was ghostwritten. In the first part, Guo was acting as a judge, and in the second part, he was acting as a judge. Don't recognize me anymore