The Republic of China: From Storyteller to God

In the twilight of the dynasty, the political situation collapsed, Japanese pirates invaded, and war broke out frequently. Westerners, relying on their gunboats, ran rampant in the northern and southern concessions. Strange gray fog appeared intermittently, leading to the proliferation of evil spirits. Mountain goblins wreaked havoc in Lingnan, and zombies attacked villages in western Hunan. A rotting dragon fell to the ground in Niuzhuang, and a giant clam bewitched people in Guangfu. In this chaotic world, only a skill could ensure survival. Fortunately, there are 360 ​​professions, each with its own path to success. By mastering each trade, one could cultivate expertise, develop skills, and develop unique talents. In his previous life, Liu Che transmigrated to this world, starting as a butcher and working his way up to become a martial arts master. But when the cataclysmic event that swept the world struck, he alone could not withstand the immense terror behind it and ultimately perished. But when he opened his eyes again, he had returned to the beginning of his transmigration to this world. Having learned from his past life's experiences, in this life, he decisively became a storyteller. Storytelling was the most suitable profession for him among the 360 ​​trades, a truly invincible one. He could acquire the abilities and supernatural powers from the stories he told. And in his mind, countless works from another world were contained. Thus, starting with "Once Upon a Time in China," he began his cultivation journey in this life. When the cataclysm that swept the world struck again, Liu Che, under the world's watchful eyes, lightly tapped his wooden clapper: "Continuing from where we left off, let's continue telling 'Covering the Sky'..."