My Years as a Storyteller in Teahouses and Taverns
我在茶楼酒肆说书的那些年
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 310k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
In booklists 10
I Like Multiple Partners and Read Lots of Newcomers
Pretty much all of these are readable books.
Changing With My Tastes
I've been reading web novels since 2010, and I haven't been able to put them down since. Protect your spiritual sustenance by starting with the promising newcomers.
New Book Tales
New books I personally like.
Feel-Good Stories and Goofballs
No idiot plots, and the characters have their wits about them
Mostly New Books, For Omnivorous Readers
These are all books I’ve read myself. Hope you enjoy them!
Hehe~ Just Pretend You Didn't See This.
I finally remembered I had a reading list These are some very personal picks I still like books with fewer clichés and more fresh ideas. (Still planning the review format. I'll rewrite everything when I have time.)
A Reading List for a Ten-Year Veteran Reader in a Reading Slump, Updated Occasionally
The novels on this list are a mixed bunch, and not all that well known. But their plots and prose are above average, making them perfect for anyone in a reading slump.
Can't Find the Books I'm Interested In
Some Novels I Like
Some Korean entertainment novels I enjoy, along with fantasy and wuxia. Lately, I've fallen in love with farming stories. P.S. I couldn't find the book that got me into Korean entertainment novels. Was it taken down? It was Kung Fu Emperor. Back then, I thought it was about traditional Chinese martial arts... but it turned out to be about Korean entertainment. I slowly kept reading, then picked up Heavenly King, and fell completely into the Korean entertainment rabbit hole.
Sanwei Thatched Cottage
My personal library
More like this
EN
The Corpse Mender of Autumn Execution Grounds
Starting with an Escape Room Game Shop
There's a Taoist Temple in the Mountains
EN
The Naming of the Night
My Healing Game
The System's High-Tech Internet Cafe
Unrestricted Myth
EN
The Game of Fate
EN
My Senior Brother is Too Steady
EN
The Legendary Mechanic
EN
Cultivation Chat Group (The Daily Life of a Chat Group)
Reporting to the Motherland: I've Mastered the Technology of Mechanical Ascension
The Sword Immortal of Emei, Mount Shu
I Prove the Dao Fruit Through Two Worlds
An Ancient Cultivator's Handbook for Refining Demons
Reconstruction After the Plague
Xu Xian Is No Sword Immortal
This World Is on the Brink of Collapse
The Top Immortal of the College Entrance Exam
A Pair of Living People
The Supernatural Returns: You Call This Proper Science?!
Starting as the Black Mountain Ancestor
Those Years I Solved Cases at the Zhenfusi
Reader comments 26
Google Translate
The author's pacing in this book is too fast. Introducing a whole bunch of deities all at once feels abrupt. The beginning is excellent, possessing a worldly yet sophisticated charm, but then it suddenly jumps into a barrage of battles, completely deviating from the main theme—storytelling.
After reading chapter 34, the protagonist's understanding of the cheat system is not very clear. First: The storyteller mentioned Erlang Shen briefly, and suddenly the Heavenly Eye appeared, along with the Celestial Hound. Even an ordinary person would have some speculation and associations, but the protagonist didn't even think about it.
Damn it! It's been fourteen hours since the last update! Three hours of sleep a day is enough! Get up and update!
Having read the first fifty chapters, aside from the first half of the first story being told publicly in a teahouse, the rest were all told privately to a single person? This doesn't sound like a storyteller at all. If someone just stayed at home all day telling stories to a blank book, wouldn't they become invincible? It feels like the storyteller archetype has been wasted.
The first 60 chapters are quite interesting. But that's all for now. The first 60 chapters really did feel like the early stages of the game "Rotten Chess Fate". Of course, it's only a little bit, not enough to be considered ethereal. Unfortunately, the whole thing fell apart after Bashe appeared. A demon who secretly absorbs yang energy and hides from the imperial court
Waiting for the author to update
Donated ✓
I was really hoping this book would become a classic, but the plot turned out like this.
Does the daily reading guide recommend TJ books?
Chinese Greyhound, Howling Celestial Dog
Even if the Eight Immortals were demoted to immortals, surely they wouldn't be unable to defeat a snake in a three-on-one fight? And after so long as immortals, still disciples of Laozi, they haven't learned anything? Are they getting worse with age? Outrageous, goodbye, I'm not watching anymore.