I Set Up a Stall and Drew Countless Big Shots

Chen Chu, the street-stall king hailed by the global media as a legend, caused a stir among powerful figures from every walk of life wherever he set up shop.

Everything he sold brought buyers of immense influence out of the woodwork. Some would even fight over his wares!

When Chen Chu returned to China and set up his stall, hundreds of media outlets swarmed in, and thousands of cameras formed a forest around him.

Chen Chu brought out a calligraphy treasure by the "Sage of Calligraphy," prompting countless literary bigwigs to turn into street thugs. They wielded words as weapons and sentences as blades, hurling insults as they fought in the streets.

With a single piece titled "Radiant as the Proud Phoenix," Chen Chu turned countless wealthy wives into shrewish street brawlers, throwing around fortunes as they argued their case!

With a single sword manual, Chen Chu stirred up a storm in the martial world. Hidden sects emerged one after another, clashing blades and swords, and swearing blood feuds to the death.

Some called Chen Chu a walking magnet for big shots. Others said he was the source of disaster...

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