From Street-Corner Rag to the Republic's Leading Newspaper

Don't touch anything involving the military zz

Just look at Shi Liangcai's ending to run a newspaper in the Republic of China. I really think the Republic of China is the Republic of China you imagined, unless the newspaper office is moved to Yan'an.

It is well written, and it is not the petty bourgeois tone of other literary figures in the Republic of China who are greedy for life and fear of death for profit. Come on, write more

From the perspective of a newspaper writer, through the two lines of people's livelihood and political commentary, we will take you to experience the undercurrent of the Republic of China and the passion of literati, and then extend it to all social strata and parties, and see the big from the small, just like documentary literature. What is even more valuable is that there is no cheating and the protagonist is always fighting as an ordinary person. There is no moment of happiness, and then fleeing to the end of the world, turning around to do business, setting up factories, joining the army, kneeling to celebrities or clinging to powerful people. Instead, we always stick to the theme and use the pen as a knife to inspire people's wisdom and awaken all forces. There are few online articles with such a truly courageous protagonist, who is not afraid of power or suffering, who dares to speak out for the people and criticize the thieves in that dark age. To be honest, even a few heads are not enough to be beheaded, but in history, it was countless such people who worked hard and shined, which led to social progress, and the blood and flesh of countless people paved the road to New China. At first glance, it may be a bit boring and half-written, with long sections of social investigation and political debate in the Republic of China, but as long as you read it immersed in it, the words are meaningful and reasonable. The author has several brushes and devoted a lot of effort to the description. It is really a rare high-level author. The protagonist's development route is also well designed. He relies on his personal wisdom to survive flexibly, knows restraint, and tries to protect himself while judging. Know that you are seeking help and protection from the public and progressive people, and you are not fighting alone. I look forward to the further expansion of the field of vision in the future, with more historical figures appearing, more historical events, and watching the protagonists go about their work and stir up the storm.

As the title says, I have been honest, please let me go... Readers who like it, please add a bookshelf, invest a little, and vote monthly. Thank you very much.

Still want to use a pen as a knife? Just look at now. You can write whatever you want? The Republic of China will only become more serious. If it were the Qing Dynasty, you would be able to fill the door just by writing a word.

After reading three chapters, I felt that the plot was a bit too fake. As soon as the author's newspaper changed its edition, sales exploded instantly... After all, it needs word of mouth, a reputation, and time...

The subject of writing about literati in the Republic of China is not good - the literati were scolded so harshly that they did not dare to resist when they were asked for trouble. At least they carried a dagger, lime powder, poison, explosives, etc. Two people were arrested in a patrol shop. It would be better to kill them in a sneak attack. In troubled times, don't tell me any laws and regulations. Dogs don't obey them.

Newspapers are naturally things that have an attitude, and they naturally contain private goods. If you want to expose the dark side of the world, the road must be twists and turns.

Just follow what I said before, just keep reading as long as I write it down