“The demand for increased circulation is coming from all over the Empire.”

Unlike modern society, which is on the brink of bursting with entertainment options, the Toscana Empire has almost no real sources of amusement.

Nobles and the wealthy might indulge in wholesome entertainment like horseback riding, balls, hunting, and fine dining, or, to the level that even 21st-century politicians would be taken aback, decadent and immoral banquets.@@novelbin@@

Most people in modern society couldn’t relate to foreign languages or various technical studies being seen as entertainment, but for common folk and peasants, their only form of amusement would be drinking, chatting with neighbors, and being with their wives.

That’s why newspapers, which provide information to accompany drinking, have become so popular.

“Pubs, inns, merchants, local notables, and rural nobles have all requested to buy a copy of the newspaper. Just yesterday, we received more than 200 letters.”

“Did anyone ask for it to be delivered earlier, even by a day?”

That’s the nature of information.

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