Reporter Su Wen traveled through time and became a down-and-out scholar of the Northern Song Dynasty, who woke up in Bianjing. He understood that information is power, and was determined to use his pen as a blade to set off an information revolution in the eleventh century when tabloids were sprouting.
With modern journalistic concepts, he founded a tabloid newspaper. With the iron rule of "verification, objectivity, and depth", we challenge the chaotic information black market. He formed a team and built an intelligence network from the Bianhe River waterworkers to the palace servants. Reporting on all kinds of things in the market, and also digging into corruption cases; recording the splendor of the prosperous times, and warning of the hidden dangers of the empire. From the rational record of the "Pu Yi Dispute" to the in-depth investigation of "Wang Anshi's Reform", his tabloid became an invisible force connecting the temple and the world, influencing the Qing Yi of scholars. Su Wen became known to both the government and the public as the "Uncrowned King".
