Great Tang: From the Start, Li Er Picks a Fight, and My Daughter Loses!

In the first year of the Zhenguan era, Chu Xuan transmigrates to the Tang dynasty and becomes a male singer at the Yuhua Pavilion. Drawing on memories of his past life, he occasionally delivers memorable quotes that leave countless people astonished, earning a reputation as a great intellectual hidden among the common folk.

His fame eventually reaches the imperial palace, where numerous princesses and consorts are captivated by him. Even Guanyinbi is moved, much to Li Er's displeasure. So he decides to visit Chu Xuan incognito, and the two make a wager.

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

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

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

The next day, a loyal minister advises the emperor that Chu Xuan is an actor who is ruining the country, and begs Li Er to stamp out this unhealthy trend. Li Er's face falls, because he has even wagered away his own daughter.

Awakening...

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