Modern self-media blogger Ji Buqing, a heart attack caused him to travel from the hot search battlefield to Lin'an in the Southern Song Dynasty, and became a pauper crawling out of a smelly ditch. His life was saved by Su Wantang, the female owner of the printing shop. He thought he could make a living by relying on his old business of "clickbait" and "creating excitement", but a typo almost sent the entire printing shop to hell.
In this era where information is the murder weapon, he was forced to relearn what it means to be "responsible for every word he writes." From the shady story of grain consumption in Changping warehouse, to the secret of the house arrest of concubines in the harem, to the shocking evidence of Jia's private salt empire, Ji Buqing led a group of seemingly inconspicuous people in the market - the mother-in-law selling pears, laborers on the dock, famous prostitutes in brothels, dismissed scribes from Dali Temple - using the most primitive woodblock printing to leverage a huge network of power that spreads across the government and the public.
When the sealing shop was sealed, his companions were arrested, and he became a wanted criminal, Ji Buqing finally completed his transformation. He is no longer a "content liar" who is trying to gain popularity. Instead, he has plastered mountains of evidence of Zhao Bo'an and Jia Sidao's group all over the city overnight. Use public opinion to force the judiciary, and use the truth to smash lies. From creating excitement to creating the truth, he created the most beautiful "hot search in the city" turnaround in Lin'an City 800 years ago. When the smoke cleared, he wrote only six words in the new issue of the newspaper: The price of luffa in Tanqiao Vegetable Market is stable.
