To modern people, newspapers made of paper are merely a means of delivering information that one might find in places like Tapsigol Park or senior citizen’s centers.@@novelbin@@

However, before the advent of the internet, TV, radio, and computers, all significant events in history were communicated through this medium.

If I borrow a bit of wisdom from the British Empire and some forbidden knowledge from the Nazis...

To exaggerate slightly, this was the only medium through which information could be conveyed.

If we utilize this distinct advantage appropriately, perhaps we could have a bit of fun with it?

"Newspapers? What is that?"

"It's a mass-produced book that contains all kinds of information, such as scandals among the nobles, royal celebrations or tragedies, shocking crimes, and even things you wish to convey to the people, Your Majesty."

The Emperor’s eyes lit up when I mentioned conveying something to the people.

As expected of an emperor, he immediately fixated on something that might help strengthen imperial power.

"I can convey my words to all the citizens of the Empire. It sounds like an attractive idea."

Why do nobles in the Tuscany Empire have absolute influence over their lands?

It may seem a little inappropriate to bring this up during a conversation about newspapers, but...

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