Striving in the Red Mansion.

Summary

At dawn, the Mari News Agency produced newspapers using wooden movable type, distributing them across the capital. Young Ning Cheng, at the Wu Prince's residence, found humor in an article about Prince Shu, Ning Ke's romantic escapades, leading to laughter and concern from his sister, Ning Xiao. The article sparked curiosity and gossip, boosting the newspaper's readership. Meanwhile, in the Military Affairs Office, scholars discussed the implications of the newspaper's content, particularly the criticism from Imperial Censors. They recognized the potential shift of public opinion power from officials to the press, with Jia Huan's Mari Newspaper positioned as a significant player in this dynamic.

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