As Xia Wenhua's most loyal knight, Pei Songbai followed her instructions without uttering a single unnecessary word. However, once he arrived at their destination with Xia Wenhua, he finally understood why she was worried about being beaten.

He thought that Xia Wenhua meant to go directly to Qiu Chenggong's door to reason with him when she said she was going to find him. He was puzzled because he hadn't asked anyone along the way. Could it be that Xia Wenhua knew where Qiu Chenggong lived?

Unexpectedly, Xia Wenhua didn't mention Qiu Chenggong at all, and led him straight to the Revolutionary Committee compound.

He thought that capturing the leader first made some sense, but he didn't know if that director was easy to meet, or if they would be able to run into him this time.

Pei Songbai had already rehearsed many versions in his mind, and even thought about what he would do if she didn't come out, but he never expected that Xia Wenhua didn't need any of these.

As they approached, Xia Wenhua took out a stack of papers from her bag and started selling them to passersby.

"Comrade, do you know what shows will be performed at our Anshi Grand Theater this Chinese New Year?"

"Oh, you don't know? No wonder they said my article wasn't selected. I thought everyone would choose me."

"Come, come, comrade, take a look. This is the manuscript I submitted. If you think it's good, remember to vote for me when the factory holds its vote."

"..."

Xia Wenhua's mouth was like a machine gun, giving the person she had caught no chance to speak. She quickly fabricated a plausible identity for herself and then shoved the manuscript into the person's hands.

The passerby who inexplicably received the manuscript: ...

Although I didn't understand what was going on, someone handed me something, so of course I had to take a look.

"There was once a man named Qiu Chenggong, this man..."

She left while reading, and Xia Wenhua's gaze turned to the next person.

Xia Wenhua kept producing papers, and Pei Songbai, who was really curious, took a manuscript from Xia Wenhua and looked at it.

Xia Biganzi personally took charge of the writing, making a necessary literary adaptation of Qiu Chenggong's story. The protagonist, Qiu Chenggong, was so despicable and scumbag that it made readers want to clench their fists.

The first draft should have been written by Xia Wenhua herself. Pei Songbai recognized Xia Wenhua's handwriting, but he just couldn't figure out where Xia Wenhua went to make so many copies in one night.

He had been following behind Xia Wenhua the whole time and saw that she had sent out at least a hundred copies.

Money is secondary; the real question is where can you find such efficient photocopying services?

The cheat ability that has been gone for a long time: With so many constraints, it's understandable that this person could find a loophole to exploit it. It must be quite desperate.

Xia Wenhua was unaware of Pei Songbai's doubts. Last night, when Yin Hua was admitted to the hospital, Pei Songbai and Lin Aiguo went to see her off. However, the hospital couldn't accommodate so many people, so they had to go home.

Anyone would be angry in this situation. Yin Hua was so angry, and Xia Wenhua wasn't much better off.

Even when she got back late at night, she couldn't sleep, constantly thinking about how to cripple Qiu Chenggong.

Are the heads of the Revolutionary Committee powerful? Of course they are!

The current situation is special. In some places, even the heads of counties and cities have been overthrown, and the Revolutionary Committee has to make all the decisions for the entire city or county.

The mayor of Anshi is still in office, but he has no real power, so the role of the Revolutionary Committee is predictable.

Yin Hua collapsed with anger after learning the identity of the woman beside Qiu Chenggong. It wasn't just anger at Qiu Chenggong, but also because the matter was difficult to handle.

The power of the Revolutionary Committee Director is self-evident.

Pei Songbai also thought that he and Xia Wenhua had come to find Qiu Chenggong, and he never expected that Xia Wenhua would use Director Huang as a breakthrough point.

Xia Wenhua's manuscript didn't mention Director Huang at all, yet all the criticisms were directed at him.

Qiu Chenggong's name and Director Huang's daughter's name are both real. Once enough people see this manuscript, someone will recognize who it is, and that will give Director Huang a real headache.

After Xia Wenhua finished distributing the article at the entrance of the compound, she clapped her hands and glanced at Pei Songbai.

"Pine and Cypress, go inside. It's your turn to protect me."

Xia Wenhua packed her things, put her bag back on, and swaggered inside.

Upon seeing the manuscript, Pei Songbai thought he had figured out Xia Wenhua's purpose for coming.

When he saw that Xia Wenhua was about to go further in, he grabbed her.

"If it's not Wenhua, what are you going to do? Didn't you come here to submit an article?"

"Who said that?" Xia Wenhua raised an eyebrow. "We're here to get Qiu Chenggong in. Publishing the article is just the first step. You need to confront the person in charge first to make it count. Even Director Huang doesn't know about this. What kind of coercion is this?"

No matter how capable Director Huang is, can he be more capable than the common people?

China is always ruled by the people. No matter how powerful Director Huang is, his power is given by the people.

Only those who win the hearts of the people can remain in power for a long time. Once everyone starts to have opinions about Director Huang, no matter how capable he is, he will have to consider public opinion.

Having lived through the era of big data, Xia Wenhua's first reaction to dealing with difficult people is, of course, to wage a war of public opinion.

Countless people in later generations have told her how effective propaganda is. She didn't fabricate any facts; she just wrote an article. It allowed people to see through the true colors of a scumbag. She didn't lose anything, did she?

Xia Wenhua barged in without making an appointment and stood directly at the door of Director Huang's office.

Pei Songbai escorted Xia Wenhua into Director Huang's office. Seeing a group of people still gathered at the office door, he felt quite troubled.

He often thought he was fearless enough, but when he actually met Xia Wenhua, he realized that he had been too naive.

Xia Wenhua was unaware of Pei Songbai's thoughts. She walked into the office, glanced at the people following behind her, and raised her voice.

"Director Huang, I'm here to talk to you about Qiu Chenggong, but you're not easy to see. There was a slight mishap when I came in. How do you think we can resolve this?"

Before Director Huang could put on an act, Xia Wenhua pretended to reveal everything: "Qiu Chenggong and your..."

"Alright!" Director Huang raised his voice to interrupt Xia Wenhua, then looked towards the door, "You all go do what you're supposed to do, no need to crowd around here, I know them."

Director Huang stared at the two people who barged into the office with a dark expression, his eyes sharp as if he wanted to kill them.

Xia Wenhua was anything but gentle when she came in; anyone with eyes could see she was coming in aggressively.

However, since Director Huang has already said that he knows them, the matter of Xia Wenhua and her husband barging into the compound can be dropped.

The crowd outside surged away like a tide, and then fell silent instantly.

Director Huang got up to close the door, but Xia Wenhua gave Pei Songbai a wink, and Pei Songbai stepped forward to stop him.

"Director Huang, we came in openly and honestly, and there's nothing we can't say that can't be heard, so there's no need to close the door."