Mastered the cliffhanger 200 years before Netflix
In the markets of old Seoul, people dropped everything when you showed up. You were a jeon-gi-su, a professional storyteller who read popular novels aloud to the crowd. Your signature move: stopping dead at the most suspenseful moment and waiting for the coins to rain down before you'd continue. Truth be told, half the story was improvised on the spot, but it was so convincing nobody ever noticed. In your hands, even the neighbors' gossip became an epic.
Advice for this life โ Sometimes you can just tell people how it ends.