This is not what Li Kuan wants to see.

"If it were just to the level of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", it would be barely acceptable. But as you mentioned before, my lord, telling stories like everyday speech is very difficult. It really takes up too much space."

"I'll give you a period of transition. In a month or two, except for some official documents from the court, all other articles must be easy to understand. We want workshop helpers who only know thousands of common words to understand our newspapers. We can't

In the end, I just watched a group of people from Shishan Academy make a friendly purchase there.”

Li Kuan is actually quite satisfied with the start of Datang Daily.

Although the sales volume has not exceeded 10,000 copies, in future generations, it will be a rush to the streets and no longer a rush to the streets.

Let alone 10,000 copies, if any newspaper sells less than 100,000 copies, it will suffer a huge loss.

Of course, except for professional and academic ones.

"This...your lord, would you like to think about it again?"

King Luo Bin was extremely panicked when he saw that Li Kuan really wanted to turn the newspaper into vernacular.

How many scholars can accept this change?

But Li Kuan doesn't care whether scholars can accept it or not, as long as the general public can accept it.

"I have thought it over clearly. Just do it according to this. If anyone can't accept it, let someone else write it. Our newspaper is about quantity. What's the point of being high-minded and low-key?"

…

Wen Daming suddenly found that his group had become popular.

For several days in a row, I heard that some of the down-and-out scholars around me were coming to ask for manuscripts.

"Brother Wen, can you really make money by writing these manuscripts?"

In the restaurant of Rujia Inn, Zhu Zhishan looked at Wen Daming expectantly.

As a down-and-out scholar from Jiangnan Province, Zhu Zhishan's life was not as good as that of Wen Daming.

He couldn't even afford to rent a house, so he had to live in a Datong shop where seven or eight people shared a room in Home Inn.

But just this morning, someone asked him to make an appointment for a manuscript, which made him extremely excited.

Because at noon yesterday, Wen Daming, who had received the royalties for his manuscript, had just treated several down-and-out scholars with whom he had been friends before to have what everyone considered a sumptuous lunch.

Therefore, Zhu Zhishan has a preliminary understanding of the matter of requesting manuscripts.

He was still envious at first, but he didn't expect that such a good thing would happen to him the next day.

"Zhishan, the Datang Daily is like this, but the person who asked you to write for it is the Chang'an Evening News. It doesn't seem to be published by the Prince of Chu's Palace. I don't actually understand how the remuneration is calculated. But there is a comparative publication like the Datang Daily.

There, I think the owner of the Chang'an Evening News shouldn't be too stingy."

Wen Daming was also a little surprised. In just a few days, first Datang Daily appeared, and now Chang'an Evening News also appeared.

I heard that another newspaper called Qujiang Daily is also recruiting writers.

When did newspapers become so popular?

Does this mean that spring is coming for poor scholars like you?
Chapter completed!