Quick Transmigration: Targeted by the Boss

Chapter 2216: Lord Governor, come and farm with me! (228)

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"amber?"

Feng Han picked up the small piece of paper and read it carefully. It said the reason for the formation of "amber".

He remembered what she said that day. She said that fossils and amber were things left over from nature countless years ago and were the result of various natural coincidences.

“It turns out it’s really no big deal.”

However, things still need to be dug out.

After putting the things down, Feng Han's expression turned cold.

"Send a message to Yuan Wu, and have him send someone to protect her and her family 24 hours a day. Not a single word about the printing technology and dictionary can be leaked until the matter is completed."

Although Yuan Liu didn't know what printing and dictionaries were specifically, he knew that they were of great importance.

He put away his usual relaxed demeanor and turned extremely serious: "I understand."

"Go find some people, some who can carve, and some maids and servants who are nimble and smart and send them to her."

"Remember, you must be absolutely obedient and give her the indenture as well."

"Yes, I will do it immediately."

The best way to make them absolutely obedient is to control them with drugs and then control their families.

Yuan Liu had a solemn look on his face and was about to leave when Feng Han stopped him.

"etc."

"Let the Minister of Works be more diligent and go to the higher authorities. Agricultural matters are related to the people's food and clothing, and to the country, so they cannot be delayed."

Yuan Liu understood.

This is the memorial from the Emperor that has been delaying the approval of Su Qiao's title of County Princess, and the master is angry.

"I will have someone pass the message to him immediately."

Feng Han thought about it, and since there was nothing else to say, he waved his hand and said, "Go down!"

*

In Guyin Town, Su Qiao had no idea that a man was helping her with her plans. Every day, apart from keeping an eye on the shop, she was experimenting with movable type printing.

After several adjustments and modifications, the mold and font were finally finalized, and we began to try to print the first booklet.

When the first thin book was printed, Yuan Wu came to the door with two managers who used to be shopkeepers.

Without saying much, he directly handed the indentures of the two managers to Su Qiao, saying that the master had sent them to help her manage the shop, and then left.

Su Qiao was a little surprised and a little happy.

She had been having trouble finding anyone to help her manage her shop and workshop, and now this has happened.

After arranging the two to stay in the innermost courtyard, Su Qiao began to hand over the work in hand to them.

Because they were sent by Feng Han, she felt very confident and did not hesitate at all before handing the department store over to the two of them.

When the Su family found out, they had no objection, after all, they had the indenture.

After spending a day handing over the shop to the two people, Su Qiao devoted all his attention to the new bookstore.

There are many things to do, such as making wooden frames, decorating, and setting up a small printing factory in the back yard.

Five days later, when the decoration of the bookstore was almost finished, Yuan Wu came again.

This time, they brought not only Feng Han's letter, but also four maids, four servants, and three carving masters.

Yuan Wu explained: "These people and their families all work under the master. The master has given them instructions, so you can use them with confidence."

Su Qiao blinked.

Does this mean that they are controlling their families

Then, Yuan Wu took out two silver notes from his pocket and put them on the table: "And this, this one thousand taels is the share from the master, it is used to... participate in the shares."

"Since he has already given his people, there is no need for the silver."

She is not short of money now. The department store alone has an income of fifty or sixty taels every day, not including the income from some merchants from the north and south who place orders for goods from the small workshop.

Next, she received dividends from the lime factory and cement factory run by several uncles, and the brick factory and tile factory run by several cousins from her second and third grandfather's families.