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When Mingcheng walked into the somewhat messy newspaper office, a tabloid reporter was buried in a pile of newspapers, busy stacking them. He said casually without even looking up.

"Put the stuff you want to send out on the table. I don't have time for you right now."

When Mingcheng heard this, he did not refute it, but just quietly found a seat in a corner and sat down.

He looked calmly at the busy figures of the tabloid reporters and waited patiently.

Time passed minute by minute, and the tabloid reporter finally finished the work at hand.

When he straightened up, stretched his sore shoulders, and looked around, he was immediately puzzled when he saw Mingcheng was still there.

He frowned and walked over to ask.

"I say, what are you doing here? Is there something you can't just say?"

Mingcheng smiled slightly and spoke slowly.

"Don't be so anxious, sit down and let's talk slowly."

The tabloid reporter looked impatient, but still sat down as he was told, staring at Mingcheng, waiting for him to speak.

Mingcheng looked at him and asked straight to the point.

"Do you know any media outlets from reputable newspapers?"

The tabloid reporter was stunned for a moment, then answered.

"Yes, I know them. What's the matter? Some of them even studied under the same master. But I don't like that kind of high-intensity work environment, and my family has a little money, so I opened my own newspaper."

Mingcheng nodded, took out some money from his pocket, put it on the table, and said.

"I want you to help me find out something."

When the tabloid reporter saw the money, his eyes lit up, but he still pretended to be calm and asked.

"What's the matter? Tell me first. If it's too much trouble, I won't dare to answer it."

Mingcheng moved closer to him and spoke in a low voice.

"I want you to help me find out whether there is someone behind the recent negative reports about the Ming family. Also, which media outlets have been bribed to deliberately target the Ming family."

The tabloid reporter was hesitant after hearing this. He knew that this matter might cause trouble, but the temptation of the money was too great.

After thinking for a moment, he gritted his teeth and said.

"Okay, I promise. But I can't guarantee that I can get any useful information."

Mingcheng said.

"As long as you try your best, it's all fine. You're having dinner with a reporter from one of the newspapers tonight, so please ask for me while you're at it."

The tabloid reporter nodded, took the money and said.

"Don't worry, I'll do my best."

Mingcheng stood up and said.

"Then I'll leave it to you. I'll come again tomorrow."

After saying that, Mingcheng turned and left the newspaper office.

Mingcheng had just left the newspaper office when he suddenly remembered something and shouted at the back of Mingcheng's head, "How do you know my itinerary?"

At this time, it was time for lunch. Mingcheng thought that Minglou was still busy in the new government, so he decided to bring some food back to him.

Mingcheng came to a familiar restaurant and ordered some of Minglou's favorite dishes.

The restaurant was bustling with activity. Mingcheng sat in a corner, his mind still on his recent conversation with the tabloid reporter.

He was worried that this incident would bring greater trouble to the Ming family, and he didn't know whether the tabloid reporters could find any useful information.

But no matter what, he will do his best to protect the Ming family.

The meal was ready quickly, and Mingcheng hurried back to the new government with the lunch box.

When he walked into Minglou's office, Minglou was busy processing documents.

"Brother, let's eat first."

Mingcheng said.

Minglou raised his head, rubbed his temples and said.

"Thank you for your hard work, Mingcheng."

Mingcheng put the food on the table and said.

"Brother, I just went to find that tabloid reporter and asked him to help me find out some information."

Minglou asked while eating.

"He agreed?"

Mingcheng nodded.

"Well, but I don't know what the outcome will be yet."

Minglou said.

"No matter what, let's try it first. We must be careful during this period and not let the enemy get hold of us."

Mingcheng said.

"I understand, brother."

After dinner, Minglou continued to work, while Mingcheng assisted him.

Time passed quickly, and in the blink of an eye it was evening. Mingcheng left the new government and prepared to go home.

On the way, he kept thinking about what might happen next.

When he returned home, he saw Mingjing talking to the maid in the living room.

Mingjing asked when she saw Mingcheng coming back.

"how are you today?"

Mingcheng said.

"Sister, I have already made arrangements and am just waiting for news."

Mingjing nodded.

"Well, thank you for your hard work."

Silent all night.

The next day, Mingcheng arrived at the tabloid reporter's office early. The reporter looked unhappy when he saw him.

Mingcheng's heart sank, and he asked, "How's it going? Any news?"

The tabloid reporter sighed and said.

"It's not going well. I asked the reporter last night, but he was very tight-lipped and refused to say anything. But I have a feeling he must know something."

Mingcheng frowned and said.

"What should I do?"

The tabloid reporter thought for a moment and said.

"How about I think of another way and ask through other channels."

Mingcheng nodded helplessly.

"It can only be the."

In the next few days, Mingcheng came to see the tabloid reporter every day, but the news he got was not satisfactory.

Just when Mingcheng was feeling a little desperate, a tabloid reporter suddenly ran up to him excitedly and said.

"There's news!"

Mingcheng perked up and asked quickly.

"Say it!"

The tabloid reporter took a breath and said.

"I heard from a friend that someone was behind all the negative reports against the Ming family, and that this person is very likely related to the Japanese."

Mingcheng's heart tightened and he said.

"Can you find out who it is?"

The tabloid reporter shook his head.

"It's not clear yet, but I'll keep asking."

Mingcheng said.

"Okay, thank you for your hard work. Let me know immediately if there is any new news."

After leaving the newspaper office, Mingcheng immediately rushed back to the Ming family and told Minglou and Mingjing the news.

Minglou pondered for a moment and said.

"It seems that things are more complicated than we thought, and we must be fully prepared."

The family was once again caught up in tense planning.

After discussion, the Ming family decided to agree first, but to use tricks on them so that they would be completely crushed in the hearts of the people.

Mingcheng did it right away. He prepared a script for Mingjing, and she just had to read it according to the script.

At the same time, Chen Shen arranged for Bian Tou to deliver the invitation letter, asking Ming Jing to go, and Ming Lou and Ming Cheng could also go.

On the appointed day, the scene was decorated extremely grandly, and many media reporters were already waiting there.

When Fujita Yoshimasa and Kagesa Tadaaki entered the scene, the atmosphere suddenly became tense.