Romance of the West Chamber: Marrying Cui Yingying Is Worse Than Playing with the Court

College student Zheng Heng traveled to "The West Chamber" and became the eponymous Zheng Heng, Cui Yingying's fiancé. He acquired a special skill that can hear people's voices. With one move in hand, I have the world. If I want to marry Cui Yingying, let her and Zhang Sheng be locked up! This was the Tang Dynasty, beauties were everywhere and beauties were everywhere. Isn't it good to play around with the imperial court? Why should he touch a tree and die just because he couldn't marry Cui Yingying? Ziqin: Alang is awesome, he can always guess what the slave family is thinking. (Just kidding, it's not just you, I can hear other people too.) Ruhua: Oops, disgusting! Alang peeked at me again. (I'll go! I see your nose hairs are almost stuck in the bowl.) Zi Shu: Alang is really working harder and harder. (This story is so true to life that it would be extremely valuable if it were brought to modern times.) Housekeeper: I took so many medicines, why is he still fine? (Even if you die, you damn sissy, I won't die either.) Cui Yingying: A good girl will not wait for two husbands. I will only marry Zhang Sheng. (It's necessary. You want to marry me, but I don't want it.) Zhang Sheng: Mrs. Cui's fiancé is so good, what should I do? (Don't worry, you must lock it up, I won't do anything to dismantle the CP.) Han Yu: Zheng Dalang's poems and prose are wonderful and he is a model for our generation to learn from. (No, no, no, you are my idol.) Li Shi, Emperor Dezong of the Tang Dynasty: He is truly a versatile man in both civil and military affairs. He must be kept by his side and entrusted with important tasks. (Seeing that you are so discerning, I will keep you safe during the chaos in the four towns a year later.) See how contemporary college students thrive in "The West Chamber".