1983: Starting a Local Newspaper

Newspapers and media outlets are all just businesses that get paid to do something. Because their business model is to help people advertise and sell ads, how can you say they're bad after you've taken their money?

It has no publication number and is an illegal publication.

A media empire? Are you indulging in feudalistic fantasies? This deserves to be destroyed.

Come in and take a look because the main character's surname is He. The most important thing about this type of subject matter is to integrate personal interests with national interests. When the country is strong, individuals benefit, and when individuals benefit, the country also becomes stronger. That's what makes it interesting.

First, given the broader context, you can't delve too deeply into the subject; simply focusing on the struggles surrounding it wouldn't be very meaningful. Secondly, there are clearly better solutions, but they are not used; instead, the difficult route is chosen. (The protagonist has the ability to rewrite the TV series into a novel, and can even create original works.

It's not very interesting. Maybe I'm just not well-educated and don't follow this area. I've only heard of one media company, Murdoch. What media companies are there in China? Even those called "media" like Douyin Wuyou Media aren't really legitimate media companies; they're more like influencer training centers.

It took me a while to realize what this was all about—it's basically a political novel that skirts the edge of reality 😁. With all political novels being banned these days, this semi-political novel is managing to get a spot in the front row 😎.

The story is also quite good, from getting promoted at the newspaper, to personal plagiarism, discovering and cultivating new talents, and developing the economy in the later stages, there are some satisfying moments. However, the author's writing wasn't particularly brilliant, especially in the descriptions of interpersonal relationships.

It's so frustrating to watch. The constant suspensions are really annoying. They should either just go into business or give the protagonist a powerful backer. Stop suspending him so easily; it's incredibly annoying.

Laughable, starting a privately owned media outlet in China?