The little black-bellied princess: the bewitching demon pupil

Chapter 252 The Legendary Storyteller 2
Mr. Yao first appeared in a small town on the border between Lingguo and Jingguo, and then began to travel around from that town, and began his famous journey.

However, Yao Cai's choice of topics is not comparable to that of ordinary storytellers in restaurants and teahouses. Not to mention the demeanor of ordinary storytellers, just telling the stories he told is enough for people in the world to look at him differently.

It is said that Mr. Yao does not get paid for his storytelling, and he is completely happy with what he chooses to be a storyteller.It may be a dilapidated small tea house, or it may be a famous restaurant that ordinary people will never enter once in a lifetime - I don't know how he persuaded those restaurant shopkeepers whose eyes are higher than the top .

At first, he only picked up some anecdotes about the world that everyone was more interested in to entertain the guests who came to listen to his storytelling.And the most admirable thing is that no matter what kind of story it is, it is a bit more interesting when it comes out of his mouth than when it is told by others.

Later, as his fame grew, the people who came to listen to his storytelling were not only those ordinary people who had been busy all day trying to relax, but also some wealthy and powerful elders who had nothing to do. them.

To say that these rich and powerful people must have some very annoying rules and the like.But the strange thing is that even in a dilapidated small teahouse, those who want to listen to Mr. Yao's storytelling, but can't bear the simplicity of the small teahouse and have to be with the poor ghosts who usually don't even bother to look at it. The elders in the room also have a surprising and obedient appearance.

Of course, after the unremitting inquiries of curious people, I found out that before, it was not that no one wanted to "invite" Mr. Yao to his home for him because of the money and power in his hand. Storytelling, but what happened to that person... Speaking of this, the man in blue couldn't bear it anymore.

"Brother, what is the fate of that man, don't tempt me and tell me soon!" Hearing the man in blue stopped talking, Su Fei's curiosity about Mr. Yao has long been over. was completely picked up.

If her curiosity is not satisfied today, maybe she will become the "cat" in the man in blue's sentence just now.

Thinking of this, she couldn't help tightening her arms holding the man in blue, and said coquettishly, "Brother—say it!"

The man in blue turned his eyes lightly, and there was a gleam in his eyes. He stroked Su Fei's head lovingly, and then continued.

Well, what happened to that person, uh, I don’t know if you think it’s worthwhile for a rich “grand lord” who used to think he’s superior to others to be tied up one day without the ability to resist, and then thrown out Is it miserable?
If the answer is no, then maybe no one will think so after listening to the following words.

The "brave" but doomed to be miserable "big master" who was "the first person to eat crabs" in the words of Mr. Yao later, just because he wanted to enjoy listening to Mr. Yao's storytelling alone It is such an honor to set an example for future generations who dare not follow suit...

(End of this chapter)