Storyteller of the Tang Dynasty, My Mouth Is Full of Joy and I Am About to Travel to the World

Traveling through the thirteen years of Zhenguan, bound to the myth system. As long as the exclamation points are consumed, mythical scenes can be realized in this world. To become a storyteller, start by telling Journey to the West. The king of the Tang Dynasty conquered the country in the west and used mountains as boundaries, giving it the name Liangjie Mountain. Who would have thought that at the foot of the mountain, there would be a magical monkey pressed down on him! Surrounded by eight rivers, there is long-term peace and stability. There is a crystal palace at the bottom of the Jing River outside Chang'an City, in which lives the chief steward of the Eight Rivers and the Great Dragon God Siyu. On Ximen Street, I don't know when there was a Gua Pavilion. There was a divine teacher named Yuan Shoucheng, who could know the front and back, and was good at judging yin and yang. Gu Ming only talked about how happy she was, and before she knew it, the original Tang Dynasty had become the world of Journey to the West! And when the gods and Buddhas thought they dominated the three realms, little did they know that a mediocre storyteller in Chang'an City was the master of all myths! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.