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Chapter 350 Start Soliciting Customers

Viscount Cliff and Olivia's speculation about Azarez's identity was unknown to Felisa.

But when Olivia came to ask her that this arithmetic system could be taught to others, she agreed without thinking.

No one who has experienced that world will hide Arabic numerals, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division as their intellectual property rights.

After understanding the rules, these calculations are not difficult. After all, elementary school students can add, subtract, multiply and divide. Too easy.

This calculation method was sent to the manor, and it received a lot of admiration and praise. Words like "a masterpiece that can only be created by a god of wisdom" came out.

Felisa said, no, really not.

It's a pity that she doesn't know how to make an abacus, otherwise creating an abacus should be a very interesting thing.

Of course, that happened before, and what Felisa has to do now is to compile basic teaching materials, which are suitable for teaching to the public.

This arithmetic textbook will be sent to Wangcheng later. Viscount Cliff thinks it is a pity that only people in Cliff City will use this arithmetic method. It should be popularized among the human race. Since it is so sure It is for the royal family to do this.

And in the royal city thousands of miles away, Safi caressed the letter sent by Nannuo, read it over and over again, and was dazed.

Hospitals, medicinal plantations, and basic education schools that Felisa wants to do...

"I didn't expect the junior to do so many things in Cliff City," Fred sighed with a smile, "Wangcheng still restricts her too much."

Wangcheng is the area that attracts the most attention. It is very difficult to do anything in Wangcheng, because there are always people who are unwilling to see changes happen, whether it is out of good intentions or malicious, but if you do nothing, nothing will change .

If you really want to do something, it’s better to be in Cliff City. After all, the Viscount Cliff has the final say in Cliff City. In the Royal City, even Fred sometimes has to make concessions. Many decisions may not be made in the Royal City. Can be promoted.

Safi said suddenly, "I miss her."

No matter how much she misses her, she can't go to see her, she can't leave the royal city at will, this royal city is not a cage.

Fred didn't say a word, he couldn't empathize with Safi about this miss, although he was really grateful to Felisa, but if he wanted to say how much he missed her, he really didn't, he was only interested in what was in Felisa's mind .

Safi was not a fragile person either, she quickly pulled away from her emotions, pointed to the contents of the letter and asked Fred, "Does your Highness think that the hospital is a feasible institution?"

The hospital in Cliff City is actually a public institution. After all, it was funded by Viscount Cliff. If it is to be promoted in other places, other lords must pay for it. But if they want to pay, many lords are not willing. It seems that if you have this money, you might as well spend it on eating, drinking and having fun.

Therefore, if other places want to build a hospital, the royal family can only issue an order. However, if the royal family wants to issue such an order, many people will object, let alone others. Safi knows that his father will definitely express his opposition at this time.

Because no one knows what the hospital can do, not even Fred.

He can only say: "If it can make money, it must be feasible."

If you can't make money, then the construction of this hospital is pure public welfare, and not many nobles are willing to do this.

When it comes to making money for the hospital, Felisa is more anxious than anyone else, but she can't show her urgency, because once she starts to be anxious, it will definitely affect other people, and impatience is useless.

The "soliciting" on the first day was fruitless, and the six of them came back dejectedly at night. They wandered around every street and alley in Cliff City that day, but they just didn't see anyone who needed to see a doctor.

Felisa didn't blame them for anything, and she knew it wasn't so smooth at first, but tomorrow she definitely couldn't let them wander around aimlessly like this.

So tonight she didn't teach people how to read or count, but called everyone together for a short meeting.

"Everyone didn't achieve their goals today." Felisa's opening remarks made everyone sigh in unison.

Before going out, I was full of confidence, thinking that their hospital is so good, how could they not find anyone to see a doctor for such a low price.

As a result, the imagination was full and the reality was skinny, which was far from what they expected.

Felisa smiled and said, "Let's share what we have gained today."

No one understood the sentence: "Miss Felisa, we got nothing today."

"It's not like that," Felisa shook her head. "Failure is also a kind of gain. Find the cause of failure and eliminate it. When we eliminate the possibility of failure, we will be able to succeed."

"Or, what do you think is worth noting about this operation, and you can say it, so that other people may avoid these places tomorrow?"

With Felisa's encouragement and prompting, someone quickly thought of something: "When I was chatting with someone today, I just asked him if he felt uncomfortable, and he scolded me."

After opening a head, the following discussion went much smoother. This statement resonated with everyone: "Yes, I am the same here. He said I was cursing him. I didn't make a mistake. I have nothing to curse him. what."

Someone was more rational: "It's normal for him to think so. If someone asks me if I'm sick or if I want to see a doctor, I'll be angry too."

"Then what do you want to do? I can't tell if he's not feeling well."

"That's right, those who are not feeling well are at home, where can we meet them on the street."

"Don't mention it, even if I'm not feeling well, I don't want to come to the hospital. It's useless for me to wear my mouth."

"That is to say, I told him that the consultation fee is only one copper coin, but he didn't want to believe it, and said I was lying, saying..."

Felisa propped her chin and listened with gusto, but the words stopped abruptly, and she couldn't help asking: "What did you say?"

After saying this, he glanced at Felisa in embarrassment, and said, "It's nothing, it's nothing."

How can it be nothing to say half of it, but Felisa knows that it must not be a good word, it must be some foul language, and she will not ask the details anymore, any more questions will only pollute her ears.

But the words that were trying to cover up made Felisa raise her eyebrows: "He just hasn't seen you, and he doesn't know that there are good people among the nobles."

"So he's not targeting me, he's targeting the entire noble family."

There is no trust between nobles and commoners. This is a fact that Felisa can't change. This kind of barrier cannot be eliminated by one or two people in a day or two. What's more, it is the system that caused this situation.

(End of this chapter)