I Do Stand-Up Comedy in the Great Ming, and the Jiajing Emperor Begs Me to Stop

Shen Jinbin, the ultimate champion of stand-up comedy, pulled an all-nighter and died suddenly, only to wake up as a low-ranking court official responsible for composing ritual odes in the Jiajing era of the Ming dynasty.

While everyone else strained their brains and went bald writing odes full of classical references, he turned the ceremonial address to Heaven into a stand-up set!

He takes on Yan Song, berates corrupt officials, and chats with Jiajing, cracking jokes until the cultivation-obsessed emperor is completely won over.

Others climb the ranks through political intrigue. He becomes a legend with nothing but his mouth.

Jiajing pats the imperial throne and shouts, “Shen Jinbin! Don't stop writing those odes! I could listen all night!”

The officials tremble, struggling to hold back their laughter. “Please, say a little less! We're about to laugh ourselves sick!”

Powered by a sharp-tongued Northeastern System, the laughs come fast and furious. It's so satisfying you'll be stomping your feet!