The machines in the printing factory are used to print newspapers, so the paper is very large, with twelve leaflets on one piece of paper.

Because he knew that the count was urging him very quickly, John had not even had time to cut it, so he sent it to the office without stopping.

"Yes, call up the newspaper boys immediately and let them distribute these leaflets," said the Earl.

John frowned and asked carefully: "Sir Earl, how should we set the price? A newspaper is ten copper coins, this..."

The Count interrupted him with a wave of his hand: "No money! Distribute it to everyone for free, with the focus on the East District."

The count's words surprised John, and he murmured to himself, "No money? Free?"

"Yes, hurry up and do it!" The Count was a little dissatisfied with John's delay, frowned slightly, and his voice was a little cold.

John woke up and wiped the sweat off his head, preparing to go out to do business.

"etc!"

But Martin suddenly called him down.

John stopped forcibly and heard the young man who was highly valued by the earl:

"When giving this leaflet, remember to give it a newspaper. You just say that the Earl wants to develop a new newspaper, which is some test content."

"If anyone can provide appropriate advice for this new newspaper, the Count can also provide high rewards! Start with one hundred gold coins!"

John looked at the Count in a daze.

Is it because the Earl wants to run a new newspaper?

But why are you doing so anxious?

By the way, what did you say just now?

Start with one hundred gold coins...

Such a big deal.

What exactly is the Earl going to do?!

"Do what he said!" The Count spoke out to calm John's heart.

John left quickly.

Then the count looked at Martin with praise: "The idea is good, so that those people can carefully study the above content."

Martin also had a temporary idea and thought of some marketing methods he had seen.

As for the newspapers that were given free of charge, Earl Qian didn't care about that little bit of money at all.

Tens of thousands of newspapers cost only a few dozen gold coins at most.

"And I do have the idea of ​​running a newspaper," Martin added suddenly.

The Count raised his eyebrows and immediately became interested: "Oh? What kind of...you mean, what knowledge?"

The Count suddenly thought of what Martin was teaching Clin and Rocky.

He was actually listening to those classes.

"Will it be too advanced?" the count asked again with some concern.

The key is that physical knowledge may arouse opposition from some people in the Temple of Craftsmen.

Of course, Martin understood the count's concerns and pondered slightly: "It's just a part of it, there should be no problem with mathematics."

The count nodded with confidence and said with a smile: "But not many people can understand."

Martin's boots look confident: "Start with the most basic ones, maybe it can attract some enthusiasts. Everything is difficult at the beginning, and I have reasons to do it."

The Count vaguely guessed that this might be related to Martin's sequence, and nodded with a smile and stopped making a sound.

When discussing the new policy, Martin discussed with the Earl about the possibility of establishing a public school.

The knowledge taught is naturally focused on mathematics and physics.

As a member of the craftsman sequence, the Count certainly understood the power behind these two disciplines.

But even so, he still didn't understand why Martin wanted to set up a school.

But the limitations of the times made some of Martin's policies very difficult to understand, even an enlightened leader like the Count...

However, the two still proved that there is no problem with the proposal to establish a school.

Children who have not grown up are actually a drag for families with labor.

The poor are also happy to send their children to school.

But the problem is that there is no teacher!

In fact, there are no teachers who can teach these subjects.

This is something Martin didn't expect.

There is only one qualified teacher at present.

That's Martin himself.

There are enough teachers like historians, painters, musicians, etc.

But apart from history, what is the use of children learning these other things?

Their family may not even afford the brush and strings.

Therefore, if you want to popularize mathematics and physics and realize the plan of compulsory education, you have to lean on it later.

Bishop Aslan, who was standing beside him, was still in a fog after listening for a long time, finally couldn't help asking: "What are you talking about, new newspapers? Mathematics?"

"Tia is learning something, you can ask her to tell you when you have time," said Martin.

Bishop Aslan raised his eyebrows and looked at Martin deeply, without saying anything more.

Martin and Bishop Aslan returned to the Guards.

Of course I experienced the feeling of flying people in the air again.

This is the third time.

Martin actually adapted a little.

Although he couldn't help but retching when he hit the ground, he recovered quickly.

Although the prisoners were unwilling to cooperate with the bishop's orders, Martin still explained all the principles of the known topics, regardless of whether they could understand them or not.

At least it will give them more vitality in the next test.

And the more he did this, the prisoners realized that such a test was inevitable after all, and in the end, under the threat of death, they had to do their best to remember these things.

Sure enough, there is no motivation without pressure.

It was already noon when Martin returned to Shijiang Hall.

While he was writing textbooks, he silently waited for the progress of the ceremony to rise.

Just around the same time as Martin in the morning, Doriani passed the third test.

Since the leaflets were distributed in the morning, the progress of the ceremony began to rise.

5/20

7/20

...

15/20

The effect of the flyer was immediate, which made Martin wonder if there were other factors behind it.

The number of people passing the three tests is increasing. In just one morning, there were ten more people, including two death row prisoners.

Martin himself was not worried about the last step of the ceremony.

He has enough confidence in the test of his intellectual orientation.

What's more, Bishop Aslan is there.

Martin was thinking about how to save more people's lives.

Even with a heart of hard work, he could not watch so many people die in this unpredictable disaster.

At twelve o'clock noon, several people went to Aunt Pula for dinner.

Ald was still discussing the flyer, and even he heard that Earl Cross was going to run a new newspaper.

Martin took the opportunity to hug the moon, wanting to see what it thinks about this matter.

However, after asking a few words in a low voice, the moon did not respond at all.

Didn't you feel the danger?

However, judging from the news from Mr. Karan, many people should have died in the last step of the ceremony.

From Martin's point of view, it would be good to have at most half of these twenty people alive.

Moreover, Doriani is among them.
To be continued...