Great Tang: From the Start, Li Er Bets, and Changle Ends Up with Me

In the first year of the Zhenguan era, Chu Xuan transmigrated to the Tang dynasty and became a male singer at Yuhua Pavilion. Drawing on memories of his previous life, he would occasionally come out with famous quotes that stunned countless people, earning a reputation as a great master hidden among the common folk.

Eventually, his fame reached the imperial palace. Many princesses and consorts couldn't help but take notice, and even Guanyin Bi was moved by him. This left Li Er deeply displeased, so he decided to go incognito and meet Chu Xuan. The two even made a wager.

Chu Xuan: "Brother, do you have anything valuable left to wager? I don't take IOUs."

Li Er: "I still have a daughter. Want her?"

Chu Xuan: "Brother, you should stop. You have nothing left to wager..."

The next day, the ministers remonstrated, claiming that Chu Xuan, a mere performer, was leading the nation astray. They begged Li Er to stamp out this immoral trend. Li Er's face fell, because he had even wagered away his daughter.

Awakening...

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