I Was Supposed to Do Sketch Comedy, So Why Am I the King of Comedy?

Yue Yunpeng is pretty good, except his crosstalk isn't funny.

The first thing that comes to mind when I see the protagonist's name is Yanzi 🙂

Please correct the typos and grammatical errors. The main character is named Shen Yunpeng, but he keeps calling him Brother Teng.

In the first chapter, because the script only required three people, I carefully explained to the fourth person in the company.

The protagonist, Shen Yunpeng, might as well be called Shen Teng. Yue Yunpeng is a much better name; "descending the mountain, soaring through the clouds, a soaring roc" is very poetic. As for Shen Yunpeng: a roc falling into the water is just a drowned bird. And if you're calling someone "little aunt," just call them "little aunt." Why add "mom"? In reality, how many people call their little aunt "little auntie" or "big auntie"? Isn't that awkward?

Bringing the best works from the annual comedy competition here will definitely make it a hit.

We were supposed to be performing a skit, so what's with this "first encounter with a photo studio" thing?

That guy Tomato wrote this kind of story and directly copied the seniority and apprenticeship system from crosstalk, creating a complete mess in another world. I dropped the book immediately. Please, please don't write something like that!

Interesting, is the protagonist's name a combination of Shen Teng and Yue Yunpeng? 🪖

I glanced at the cover and found it quite interesting. The tiger-head hat as a whole is somewhat reminiscent of Stephen Chow's *Royal Tramp*, but looking at the character's face, it also bears a striking resemblance to Jackie Chan.