As for whether things will develop in the direction they expect, that's up to fate.
Do your best and leave the rest to fate. Mu Yi'an and Jiang Shuyun will not force things, nor will they be anxious about gains and losses.
After hearing Shuyun's words, everyone else present fell into deep thought.
If things go well, Shuyun will become famous, which will be a good thing for his own family and for the entire Jiang clan.
When the spirit of learning rises, it will inspire the people in the clan, and gradually, everyone will prosper.
The Jiang family may produce even more scholars, provincial graduates, and even imperial graduates in the future.
"Shuyun, we understand what you're about to do, and I support you on behalf of the Jiang clan."
"Tell me, what do you think the tribe needs to do?"
"Third Grandfather, the academy is currently engraving the printing plates for this booklet. Once it's printed, I'll send a few copies back to Jiangjia Village."
"When the time comes, Third Grandfather, please help spread the word and let more people know about this booklet and learn how to use it."
Jiang Shuyun knew that this matter couldn't be rushed; it required time to accumulate and gradually see results.
"That's fine, that's a good thing."
"You can also give me some of the book rhymes, so I can show them to the children in the literacy class."
With such books, they could leave school earlier, saving their families some tuition fees.
Jiang Shuheng expressed his opinion, although if this matter succeeds, it will have some impact on his school.
However, he also wanted to support such a good thing, since he also had two sons.
If Shuyun improves, his son can also benefit from it; this was his rather selfish thought.
"Shuyun, when I get back this time, I will guide everyone to use the literacy booklet."
Regardless of your ulterior motives, if this matter is accomplished, it will be a great thing that benefits the country and its people.
Jiang's father felt proud from the bottom of his heart; his son had done something remarkable.
Jiang Shuyun felt that she had taken a shortcut. There were many such books in her previous life, so they were not unusual at all.
However, it's okay to take shortcuts; he did things that others hadn't done, and he put in effort and money, taking certain risks.
Jiang Shuyun was grateful for the support she received from the Jiang family; at least she wasn't fighting alone.
With the support of family and clan, the chances of success are still very high.
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