I, the Reporter, Rely on a Pen to Influence the Dynasty

Reporter Lin Mu was killed for tracing evil forces and was reborn as the most neglected seventh prince of the Liang Dynasty. He has no power, and even the palace people dare to bully him. Western Xinjiang was defeated and 30,000 soldiers were killed. No one in the court dared to speak out, but he wrote a battlefield report, faithfully recording the soldiers' last words and charging figures. The article spread throughout the capital, the people wept, and the emperor was shocked. From then on, his pen became a sharp knife, cutting through the disguises of the powerful and exposing their scandals. But can a pen stop a real sword or a real gun? Why do the King of Zhenbei and the foreign priests care about him? What secrets were hidden in the late emperor's secret edict? He just wanted to live, but found that there were some truths worth writing with his life. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.