I Tell Stories in the Three Kingdoms

Full text completed Traveling through the late Eastern Han Dynasty, Yao Luo, who followed his master and inherited thousands of novels, decided to go back to his old profession in order to survive. There is a Boss Cao in Jinan City. He must tie up his hair and change clothes, and tell stories in a false voice while hugging his thighs. "Just listen to our Jinan Prime Minister shouting loudly, you are corrupt and perverting the law and destroying the village, and you still want to survive? It's not an exaggeration to chop you off ten heads! After that, he personally picked up the knife and beheaded ten corrupt officials on the spot. The blood flowed into a river, and the people around him shouted his name, Cao Qingtian!" A person in a certain book was sitting in the corner of a teahouse, listening to the roaring cheers from all around and looking at the expressions of the guards around him. The hand holding the tea was trembling slightly. He wasn't, he didn't, he obviously only chopped five of them, so there wasn't a river of blood! As a storyteller, what can you do in these troubled times? Yao Luo took a picture of Xingmu, looking at the countless longing eyes in the audience, his voice was clear and long. Here she is, able to be a spark. Reading tips: 1. From Cao Wei's perspective [Highlight], the heroine and Boss Cao are pure counselors and the relationship between workers and bosses. A non-female person who dresses as a man is a type of person who wears men's clothing for convenience but can tell at a glance that she is a woman. 2. There are assumptions but no evidence. The heroine plays the lead role in modern storytelling and plays the role of storyteller. She has ready-made jokes and does not need to make up her own jokes. Therefore, the storyteller may not be that good at the beginning. I hope everyone can understand. 3. And I've really had enough. You can read the full text here in ten seconds: the heroine has a golden finger, and the heroine is a counselor, not an empress fighting for hegemony. Are you satisfied with having a male protagonist who is not Guo Jia, who respects masculine virtues, spends his honeymoon, takes maternity leave, has two jobs, has a son who will never succeed, and assists the empress in her reign? The intention is: the people are the most important, the country is the second most important, and the king is the least important.