Su Yan, a handyman in the outer sect of the Qingyun Sect, is the ultimate chatterbox king: he would curse a few times even if the sky fell, and chatter for a long time even if an ant passed by. The cannon fodder who was supposed to die an early death was hit by the "Tucao Card Drawing System" - the more he talked, the more fun he got, until he opened his mouth and the whole world was shocked.
The villain in the book, Lu Ye, came with the script for nothing, thinking that he had everything under control, so he squatted on the road that Su Yan, the "silent passerby" in the original work, must pass to seize the opportunity. But the Su Yan in front of him was talking too much, and the plot collapsed on the spot. The most outrageous thing was that with the first draw, Su Yan pulled out the poisonous-tongued Empress Yin Zihuang who had been sealed away for thousands of years.
The empress wanted to kill someone and silence her, but found that she could only regain her strength by listening to this talkative talker. As a result, the dignified empress became the most arrogant guardian around Su Yan: she tolerated his gossip; she destroyed him when he was bullied; he drew cards, and she let him draw through the card pool. Su Yan drew cards with one hand and the Empress with the other, tearing the script of the book-traveling villain to shreds.
But when the card pool bottomed out and the truth about the world surfaced, Su Yan discovered that: every word he said was changing the entire world.
