Ch. 61Chapter 56
Key Plot Points and Events
- Gunfire, the first TV drama produced by the Old District, airs and becomes a nationwide sensation, sparking discussions about modern history and culture.
- Rumors spread online about Zhang Xianyang's illegitimate birth, causing a stir and leading to a press conference where he denies the claims and sues the Weibo blogger.
- The truth about Li Cunzhou, Zhang Xianyang's biological father, and his affair with Zhang Xianyang's mother is revealed, leading to public outrage and Li Cunzhou's suspension.
- Zhang Xianyang offers a reward to hackers to find the Weibo blogger's real identity, attracting international attention.
Character Developments
- Zhang Xianyang: Stands up for himself and his mother's reputation, sues the rumor spreader, and offers a reward to find the truth.
- Li Cunzhou: His affair and abandonment of his son are exposed, leading to public condemnation and suspension from his position.
- The public: Netizens become increasingly involved and opinionated, discussing the drama, the rumors, and the political figures involved.
Significant Themes
- Truth and lies: The chapter explores the power of truth and the consequences of lies, as the exposure of Li Cunzhou's affair changes public opinion and his reputation.
- Public opinion and its influence: The public's reaction to the drama and the rumors shows the power of public opinion in shaping societal views and impacting political figures.
- Family secrets and their consequences: The revelation of the Zhang-Li family secret causes a stir and affects the lives of those involved.
Character Interactions
- Zhang Xianyang vs. the Weibo blogger: Zhang Xianyang takes legal action against the anonymous blogger who spread rumors about his birth.
- The public vs. Li Cunzhou: Netizens condemn Li Cunzhou for his affair and abandonment of his son, leading to his suspension from his position.
- Zhang Xianyang vs. hackers: Zhang Xianyang offers a reward to hackers to find the real identity of the Weibo blogger, encouraging international involvement.