At the turn of the century, the media industry has experienced a series of drastic changes such as the digital wave, content transformation, capital influx, and regulatory upgrades. Young media figures such as Lin Yuran, Zhuo Zili, Han Zhiyuan, and Song Liman have entered the arena of news and public opinion in different ways, colliding with older media figures Cao Huaijin and emerging public relations godfather Ai Mingzhe. Everyone has personal ideals and struggles between love and hate, and they also make choices in the torrent of power, capital, emotion, and justice. A series of major events such as social hot spots, urban storms, rumor crises, business mergers and acquisitions, public opinion battlefields, and digital transformation have broken out one after another. The fates of the characters intersected, separated, merged, and grew up, gradually revealing the disputes over the right to speak and the human heart behind the modern media storm.
