Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 401 Tips on Printing

After class, Felissa left, taking a look at Michael before leaving.

Michael understood and immediately followed.

Felissa came to a place where there was no one and stopped, turning to look at Michael: "Are you still going to this school?"

Michael said respectfully: "If I could hear you teaching from time to time, I would be willing to come to school every day."

If you can build a good relationship with Felissa by spending two hours every day, one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon, you will have learned a lot.

This is both flattery and temptation.

Felissa glanced at him and knew his plan, and said calmly: "I will not come to class again."

Michael was startled: "Why?"

Felissa said: "Because it's time for me to calm down."

She has done everything she needs to do so far. What she needs to do now is to run the business in the long term and wait to see the results in a year.

It's time for her to hide behind the scenes. After a long time, everyone will forget what she has done, and her influence in Cliff City will be much smaller.

Michael felt a little regretful when he heard this, and he was actually retreating in his heart, thinking about letting it go.

But he intuitively didn't want to drop out of school. If he persisted, maybe things would turn around. Although Felissa would no longer come to class, she ran the school, so she couldn't help but come and take a look.

What's more, he is not the person in charge of the family, and he can't say anything about family affairs now. It is precisely because he doesn't care about things that he has time to come to class, so he has a lot of time.

Seeing that he was hesitant, Felissa didn't really want him to drop out of school. After all, if he dropped out, he would have to refund his tuition fees, so Felissa was a little reluctant.

However, if you do not refund the tuition fee, you will have to pay the corresponding price of the tuition fee.

Felissa thought for a while, then took out the math textbook she compiled and handed it to Michael: "Look at the last few pages."

Michael was puzzled, but he still turned to the end of the textbook. He originally just glanced at it casually, but this casual glance made him stunned.

The last few chapters Felicia writes are about geometry, including plane geometry and solid geometry. The main content is to teach the calculation methods of side lengths and areas of basic figures.

Felissa noticed that there is no authoritative calculation method in this world for calculations of rectangles or triangles. The people who studied the manor knew about it, but for civilians, they were all rough estimates, based entirely on experience and feeling. Such idealism

Of course there are many mistakes.

So when he saw that Felissa actually wrote down the calculation method of area, he couldn't help but take a closer look.

But Felissa took the book away.

How could he be allowed to stand here and read it? He had finished reading what was taught in class.

Felissa smiled and asked: "How about you drop out of school?"

Michael kept staring at the book in Felissa's hand. Hearing this, he immediately shook his head: "I won't quit. I want to send other people to school. Do you think that's okay?"

Since their family runs a cloth shop, he can calculate the area of ​​squares and rectangles, but he has also seen methods for calculating the areas of circles, triangles, and parallelograms, but he cannot calculate these.

It's okay not to drop out of school, but it's not okay to join a class if you want to.

Although she didn't recruit enough people this time, Felissa didn't want to break the rules and recruit students whenever they should.

Felissa said: "Then send it next year."

Hearing the implication of Felissa's words, although Michael was sorry, he honestly did not dare to say anything more.

He said, and Felissa didn't mind giving him some advice: "Your family should be very familiar with dyes."

Michael didn't know what Felissa wanted to do, so he nodded after hearing this: "It's okay."

I don't want to say a single more word.

"I now need someone to help me find a way to produce a large number of books in a short time," Felissa told Michael what she wanted. "This is what I need most urgently right now."

Nowadays, most books are still hand-written. The price of paper and the trouble of hand-copying naturally drive up the price of books. What Felicia wants people to do is printing.

With the advent of printing and a large amount of cheap paper, the price of books naturally dropped.

However, printing is actually not difficult. For woodblock printing, you need to carve the characters on the wooden board first, then apply ink, and then print it on the paper. The difficulty lies in coming up with this method.

Anyway, Michael has not thought of this method now: "Do you want to hire someone to copy the book for you?"

Felissa shook her head: "If this is the case, I don't have to look for you."

As for copying books, she has already found someone to copy them. Tomorrow she can distribute all the students' books for them to use. But what about the future? She can't just find someone to copy books by hand every year. How much will it cost? The current labor force she has

It is affordable, but hand-copying books also takes time. With printing technology, even one person can print dozens of books in a day. Isn’t this faster than hand-copying?

Felissa gave Michael a hint. She gave Michael a sealed wax seal and left.

It's none of her business whether he figured it out or not. Anyway, she could still find someone to research it. If she found a few more people, someone would be able to figure it out.

Felissa returned to the hospital feeling relaxed, and the employees stopped to greet her when they saw her.

She nodded slightly and let them go about their business.

In fact, the new employees are not too busy at work now. The main thing is that they have to learn a lot, how to deal with patients, how to identify medicinal materials, how to handle medicinal materials, etc. Most of them can't wait to continue to endorse while eating.

It is indeed tiring, but no one wants to give up. Thinking of the monthly salary, no one is willing to give up. As long as you can't learn to death, you will learn to death.

But because of this, they have less time to take care of the family. For example, Jane has no time to take care of Anna, and her husband is also looking for work outside, so Jane directly took the money and asked her sister-in-law to take care of Anna to and from school, and to take care of meals.

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The sister-in-law looked hot and asked Jane if the hospital was still willing to recruit employees. However, seeing that Jane had to learn so many things every day, she gave up the idea.

She also attended classes for a few days. She was fine on the first day, but she couldn't keep up within a few days. Seeing that Jane could persist in learning, she admired her.

Jane knew that she would not be able to survive without her daughter, so she repeatedly persuaded her sister-in-law to save some money and send her children to school when they grow older.

The sister-in-law heard that Anna had booked to be a pharmacist apprentice because of her good grades. After thinking about it, she gritted her teeth and agreed with Jane.

Anyway, her child is still young, and they can still save a few more years. When the child is old enough, they will also send the child to school to learn and read, and try to become a pharmacist's apprentice.

Even if you can't become a pharmacist's apprentice, you might as well go work for Richard, you'll definitely find a job.

There are more than one or two people who have the same idea as her. It is foreseeable that there will be many people signing up for the school next year.

(End of chapter)