Ming Dynasty: At the beginning of the game, Lao Zhu resigned and retired.

Chapter 211 One article shocked the world

Chapter 211 One article shocked the world

Daming Weekly Newspaper, as a yamen established by Mr. Hu himself, the natural rules were determined by Mr. Hu Qiangang.

It can be said that from the very beginning, Daming Weekly Newspaper has established a complete set of processes for manuscript collection, review, cross-review, finalization, and publication.

Again, no matter how good Mr. Hu is, he has only seen it before.

He can resign as soon as possible, or he can lie down, but he will not do anything bad.

Since it was Hu Weiyong who started the Ming Weekly newspaper, he couldn't become a piece of shit just because he was lazy.

What's more, everyone in future generations will know that after all the procedures and regulations are understood, things will be easier to do.

The rule of law is stronger than the rule of men in its procedural and normative nature.

There is less room for adjustment and thinking, which actually means less workload.

This is especially true for Daming Weekly Newspaper.

For a newspaper company, the hierarchy and processes of the entire newspaper company are very clear.

Who should do what, who owns the matter, who should sign according to the procedure, a series of things are all laid out clearly.

The response process arranged by Mr. Hu actually seems to be very restrictive, but in fact, after getting used to it, everyone knows how to feel comfortable.

Just divide the work and cooperate, and whoever has it belongs to him.

Of course, it is true that when something goes wrong, there is no need to push.

No, the clerk in charge of collecting the manuscript is frowning now.

"Sai Huatuo? Damn, who the hell is this? This name is so crazy?"

"Hiss... health maintenance, elixir refining, longevity..."

"I'm afraid the emperor has seen this and it's a big deal!"

Anyone who can get along in a newspaper office will more or less know the rules by now.

Maybe they don't know the rest, but every issue of the newspaper will be sent to His Majesty's desk, and this news was confirmed by Mr. Hu.

All the officials highly recognized Mr. Hu's credibility.

Since Mr. Hu said that Your Majesty reads every issue, then they don’t have to be lucky enough to say that there is something wrong with an article in a certain issue that Your Majesty doesn’t know about.

As for the current article, it seems that the writing is smooth and the explanation from shallow to deep is very good.

There seems to be a sense of familiarity.

But, for him, he doesn’t understand this aspect!

After writing something he doesn't understand, how will he review it?

After all, if the authenticity cannot be confirmed, it will cause trouble. What should we do?

Especially those elixirs, how many emperors have taken them throughout the ages?

From ancient times to the present, emperors are not the only ones who believe deeply in things like immortality and alchemy.

There are even many famous Confucian scholars who have refined elixirs. Don’t they know that this stuff is poisonous?

After all, they really treat the elixir as a treasure.

Not only do you eat it yourself, but you also give it to your relatives and friends.

It's not a particularly reliable friendship, so they won't give it away at all!

In past dynasties, there were even emperors who believed deeply in the art of elixirs and brought people into the palace to specialize in elixir making.

Not to mention that Taoism has been designated as the state religion several times.

If what is said in this article is true, it will definitely cause turmoil;

But if it is all nonsense, then even His Majesty will be angry, right?

After much deliberation, the editor responsible for receiving the manuscript and first reviewing it still signed his name.

After all, Mr. Hu has already made arrangements, and you may not understand some things yourself.

But if the article is written fluently and the content is interesting and interesting, then you can submit it.

Anyway, if something goes wrong, it’s not an article written by us. Are we afraid?

Although you have to take some responsibility for this kind of thing, the blame will never fall off.

After all, we don’t know everything, right? Not long after, this rather deviant article arrived on the editor's desk.

Looking at the content of the article, the editor was also confused.

He is a bit more knowledgeable than the editor below.

At least he knew that pills could really kill people.

Although I don’t know whether it’s because my past knowledge of alchemy skills is insufficient, the elixir refining is not in place, or the elixir itself mentioned in the article is poisonous.

But at least, pills are definitely dangerous.

Then regarding the health care part that follows, the editor-in-chief approves it very much.

After all, there are some truths that ordinary people may not know, but in fact, doctors and educated people know them well.

Health preservation has been studied by people since ancient times.

Otherwise, where did the Wu Qin Xi mentioned in the article come from?

This is specifically for health preservation!

After reading the article carefully again, the editor finally left his signature.

Articles like this won’t be wasted if I don’t publish them.

It just so happens that today's newspapers are either talking about state affairs or following the trend of "Water Margin".

Occasionally there are a few slightly better poems, but they are just mediocre.

Now that such an article can be published, it can show off one's abilities in front of the prince, right?

When he thought of this, the editor-in-chief admired Mr. Hu who turned around and left easily.

Only such a big boss can leave behind such a great legacy and then arrange for the Crown Prince to take over.

No one is stupid. When the editor put this article in the final draft meeting and vaguely mentioned His Highness, the editors understood it instantly.

That's right, if we don't do some stunts and make something happen, how will His Highness know our capabilities?

Although these skills were casually taught to them by Mr. Hu when he was here.

But now it's all up to them.

So, just three days later, an article with the name "Sai Huatuo" on it, denounced the toxicity of elixirs and talked about the secrets of longevity and health preservation, was published.

For the general public, longevity and health care have never been niche topics.

Nowadays, anyone who can buy a newspaper every issue must have some status and wealth.

How could such a person not pay attention to health care?

So, not surprisingly, this article went viral.

There are discussions about this article everywhere.

Say anything.

After all, the topic of elixirs has been circulating in China for thousands of years, and its influence has been huge.

Now someone suddenly stood up and said with certainty that this thing is poisonous?

There is still something to be said for that.

royal palace.

Zhu Yuanzhang, who was reading the latest issue of the newspaper, was also looking at the article signed by Sai Huatuo seriously.

But the more he looked at him, the more he became confused and confused.

No!

This is wrong!

Is this so-called elixir so harmful?

But how come we heard that eating this thing can extend your life?

Not only does this stuff not prolong life, it's also poisonous?

So those who offered me this thing in previous years, do they respect us or do they want to harm us?

Moreover, who actually wrote this article, and are the contents in it true or false?

(End of this chapter)