Zhou Hong was a reporter.
Well... a trainee reporter.
But now he felt that his chance to become a full-fledged reporter, or even leap straight to the pinnacle of his career, was within reach.
"Jackpot, jackpot! Who knew I'd stumble onto a huge story just by going out to buy a few things?"
"An official martial arts master battles a bat monster! Holy crap! This is definitely going viral!"
Zhou Hong looked ecstatic as he tapped furiously at his phone screen.
He was one of the witnesses to the battle with the bat monster just now, and thanks to his professional instincts and habits, he had promptly recorded sufficiently clear footage.
News capable of shattering the worldview of everyone on the planet was absolutely going to blow up!
He had to seize the opportunity. Timeliness was a journalist's lifeblood.
Only breaking the story first would let him claim all the glory. He could no longer spare the time to go home and carefully work on his article. He had only one thought now: post it. Get the article out first.
Several brilliant reports and eye-catching headlines had already taken shape in his mind.
"Shocking! An official Special Department emerges, and its commander appears to be a minor! Extraordinary talent or powerful connections?"
"Bat-Man spotted in De City! Is this the loss of humanity or the collapse of morality?"
"The truth about our world! Vampires and martial arts masters actually exist?"
"On our country using martial arts masters instead of crosses to subdue vampires"
"Buddy, enough shocking revelations. You need to come back with us for some tea."
Zhou Hong's career pinnacle came to an abrupt end at the hands of a smiling plainclothes support worker who patted him on the shoulder.
Nor was he alone. A large group of dejected