Traveling through the Song Dynasty, while others were princes, generals, and consorts, Gu Xiaoyi became a tabloid seller.
The front leg was still staying up late to write copy for the short video, while the back leg was squatting under the Zhouqiao Bridge in Bianliang, Tokyo, shouting at the top of his lungs:
"Hua Shigang killed someone again. The government won't let him know. Just buy a tabloid and find out!"
Don't underestimate these pages of handwritten tabloids. The court that day, where Cai Jing rested last night, how much private salt Zhu Meng's ship carried, who was demoted and who was promoted, are all written by Gu Xiaoyi.
A piece of news circled by Zhu Bi made him earn his first pot of gold, but also caused him to be blocked by the Imperial City Department into a dead end.
The knife was held on his neck, but the other party said: I won't kill you—I'll use you.
From then on, this tabloid seller became the most dangerous pair of eyes in Bianjing City.
Others kill with a knife, but he kills with a message.
The more the government refuses to let him talk, the more he wants to sell it.
Let's see how a little kid, with one mouth and half a copper coin, can poke a hole in the sky of the Song Dynasty.
