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Liu Pingyuan, the president and editor-in-chief of Qingjiang Daily, started a fire when he took office. An old editor who was worried about losing his job secretly bought Poison and planned to poison it. Liu Pingyuan used the leverage of interests to the extreme, and the high prizes for excellent articles made editors and reporters excited, and good news came one after another. In order to change the situation in which newspaper commentators were weak, he did not hesitate to hire a prominent commentator in Beijing with an annual salary of one million yuan, so that the newspaper would always have a deafening and enlightening voice. Beautiful reporter Yao Qianqian battles wits and courage, and plays Qingjiang Monopoly Summer for three times; she goes to the Taoist Palace to seek medical advice for Lin Guoguo, and encounters Sancai Tang by chance. The chairman sought protection and wanted to give away the BMW. The deputy editor lost his temper while playing the flute and died in the Lotus Garden. The county party secretary escaped being tampered with the news that "officials showed off their poverty". The deputy editor-in-chief who was keen on selling headlines played tricks and went to jail. The governor asked for paintings, but the empty ship was doomed. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.