"Now you should believe me, right?"

Ning Dajia looked apologetic: "I'm sorry, I misunderstood before. Thank you, Miss Xiao, for exposing the fraudster for our orchestra."

Xiao Qingyin chuckled: "It was nothing, no need to be so polite."

Xiao Qingyin released Tan Ruoyan's acupoints, and then left with Xinyue, Zuo Miaomiao, and Situ Zhi.

After returning to her residence, she asked Yi Wu to go to the Shunyi Earl's residence and bring over Xinyue's mother, Yunniang.

After thanking Xiao Qingyin, Yunniang said with some unease, "Our indentures are all in Madam's hands. Leaving them here might cause trouble for you, Miss."

Xiao Qingyin comforted her, "It'll be fine in a few days."

Yunniang and her daughter didn't understand.

What do you mean by "it will be fine in a few days"?

Does Miss Xiao intend to buy them from Madam?

Seeing that Xiao Qingyin didn't intend to say more, they didn't ask and settled down at the Marquis of Zhongyong's residence with some trepidation.

Meanwhile, Zuo Miaomiao, having obtained such a big prize, naturally sold it to Tang Xihong.

Tang Xihong gave her two hundred taels.

Zuo Miaomiao was overjoyed: "This is going to be headline news?"

Tang Xihong nodded: "That's right, this is the headline news of our inaugural issue of Xiwen."

"Then I'll wait to buy the newspaper."

Zuo Miaomiao happily took the silver back home.

A few days later, the Dae Hee Daily and the Hee Wen were published on the same day.

The former was distributed through the Ministry of War's postal system and was mainly circulated among officials and aristocratic families in various prefectures and counties.

The latter, however, was sold through newsstands.

While the headline of "Xi Wen" was certainly eye-catching, it was the headline of "Dae Hee Daily" that caused a huge uproar throughout Dae Hee.