Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 387 Papermaking Laboratory

Others came in one after another, and Jim would tell them that they could use bluestone slabs and branches to practice calligraphy, and gradually he had no time and energy to talk to his mother.

But he also discovered one thing - most of the people who came were adults. Although there were children, the number was not as high as that of adults.

Jim was a little strange. He walked up to Riley and whispered his question.

"Miss Felisa would like to see all the children come to study." Jim has been with Felisa for more than a month, and Jim can more or less see what Felisa means. "But why are there so few children here?"

Riley looked at the people in this room, lowered his voice and said meaningfully: "Because it is impossible for children to work in the hospital."

"I don't understand." Jim shook his head. At his age, it was still a bit reluctant for him to understand this truth.

Riley explained: "For them, the most attractive thing about this announcement is to enter the hospital to work, so it doesn't matter whether the child learns or not, and the priority is to ensure that they can enter the hospital."

"But it won't hurt to let the children learn a little more now."

Riley shook his head: "You have to take care of the children and learn by yourself. People don't have that much energy. If the children don't want to learn, it's better to let them stay at home and avoid distracting yourself."

Relying on her thin memory, she gave Thomas a direction, asking him to find fibrous plants as raw materials for papermaking, and find a way to turn raw materials into paper.

Forget about Jane, the opportunity to enter the hospital is so rare, she must have worked hard to get it, but it was Anna who stood out.

But this time, Felisa also mainly wants to recruit some women to the hospital. From time to time, children are scared to cry because of the evil spirit on the veterans. Although Jason and the others are also quite wronged, they should be replaced by more friendly women. Hospitality and care work better.

The arithmetic class in the afternoon is similar, starting with Arabic numerals.

Such a young child, in Felicia's previous life, probably before primary school, actually studied harder than her mother, and truly achieved "keep your ears off the outside world, and only read sage books with your heart", and there is no sound around It can't affect her.

Awakening the dreamer with one word, Thomas turned around in a hurry and brought a bucket over: "Miss Felisa, can you see the water? This is today's waste water, and I haven't had time to pour it out yet."

Felisa had talked with him. In fact, he had a lot of ideas, but he just couldn't open his mouth. Felisa studied psychology and induced him to talk a lot. She also knew him a little bit, so she immediately made a decision to let him be the person in charge.

One day, two days, three days... Seven days have passed, and as the difficulty of the course increases, no more than a hundred people can persist in continuing to study.

After all, she didn't need to learn this in her previous life.

Felisa glanced at the muddy water and shook her head: "I don't know. If I knew, I wouldn't need you to study it. I don't know much."

Thomas was a little disappointed, but soon cheered up again.

"We're still working on it." Thomas answered honestly and politely, and showed Felisa their failed experiments.

Felisa said gently: "I just came to see, how is the research going?"

"You know what Miss Felisa's plans are going to think in the future. They don't understand anything, and naturally they only have their own interests in front of them."

If she really wants to open a school, paper is essential, and Cliff City's finances are tight. They must research ways to make paper in order to reduce costs.

After a long time, she said, "My thinking is wrong."

Felisa was a little surprised.

Felisa has already told him the key step, and then he has a clue and a goal.

She hadn't said she would do this, and she was really surprised by how well-prepared Thomas was.

Doing research is not afraid of not being able to produce something, but of not having ideas.

These failed products have everything, including big leaves, small leaves, bark, bamboo, and many other mixtures. Felisa doesn’t know the specific papermaking process, but she also remembers that it must be made into pulp and then dried to get it. Paper, it is useless to compete with raw materials.

Each failed sample has written the time, raw materials, and simple production method, so that people can see at a glance which day it was produced and how it was produced.

Felisa saw many familiar faces, including Jane and Anna who were the first to come to the hospital on their own initiative.

Men's jobs cannot be lost, after all, it is a way out, so only women who are relatively free can continue to study.

Jim muttered: "If they don't learn now, they will regret it later."

Among the hundreds of people, women accounted for the majority. No matter what era, as long as the mechanical civilization has not yet entered, or primitive human labor, the family model of men outside women inside is still the mainstream. After all, women have physical fitness that cannot be ignored compared to men. Weak, but among nobles, the gender ratio of heirs is relatively balanced.

Thomas, who was anxiously waiting for Felisa to speak, cheered up and came up: "What did you say?"

Because she wrote a brief production process, Felisa can roughly guess what these "failures" turned out to be.

After watching for seven days, everything was on the right track, and Felisa stopped staring at it from the eighth day on.

In fact, there is nothing to answer. What is taught is the basics of the basics. It’s just that someone can’t remember the pronunciation and asks. Riley told him and corrected some of his pronunciation mistakes.

Soon some people felt that they had learned and left, and of course some stayed and continued to learn.

Anyway... better than Felisa in two lifetimes.

She is going to visit the paper-making laboratory and ask about the progress.

Seeing Felisa's arrival, Thomas was terrified: "Why are you here?"

The person in charge of papermaking is named Thomas. He was a handyman in the original research manor. He could only record data, and he was reticent. When the manager of the manor heard that Viscount Cliff was an important person, he asked everyone including him to Three people dialed over.

At this time, someone came to ask Riley a question, and Riley asked Jim to see what other people needed help, and he answered the questioner himself.

Looking at the water, Felisa thought of another thing: "Where are you going to pour this water?"

The paper-making laboratory is not far from the medicinal plantation, and Felisa can visit both places.

Felisa pointed to these failures: "These things cannot be turned into paper, but the juice obtained by beating them."

Thomas didn't know why Felisa asked this. He thought there was something wrong with the water, and suddenly became nervous: "It's poured into the river outside, Miss Felisa, is there a problem with the water?"

Are there any questions? Yes.

In her previous life, Fei Lisa had a slogan, everyone has heard that "Mountains of gold and silver are not as good as green mountains and green mountains".

It is easy to destroy the ecological environment, but it is difficult to restore it.

(End of this chapter)