From street tabloids to the first newspaper of the Republic of China

On the eve of the Hongxian era, the Commonwealth was on the verge of collapse. The aftershocks of the Gui Chou disaster had not yet subsided, and the rebels were already plotting to establish an empire, intending to burn the very foundation of the nation. The press was filled with lamentations, the literary world was silent, and the night was dark and gloomy… Lin Wangzheng transmigrated to this world, starting with reforming street tabloids, wielding his pen as a sword, determined to pierce the endless darkness. Some say he is the most outspoken journalist; some say he is the most incisive writer; some say he is the most rebellious thinker. The world debated endlessly, labeling him with countless tags. "Me? I'm not that great… I've simply never forgotten my original aspirations."