Daming: Grandpa Emperor, please get up and sit on my throne!

Seeing Zhu Yunhuan's bright eyes glowing slightly, Ma Sanbao knew that his master must have thought of something again.

I couldn't help but ask, "Is it something very important? Judging from your Majesty's expression, it seems to be a good thing! If I can relieve your Majesty's worries, it will be a blessing for me."

Zhu Yunhuan did not continue speaking.

Instead, he thought for a moment, then said with a fixed gaze, "Go to the East Palace and call my second sister over."

"Yes, I will go find the Second Princess right away." Seeing that Zhu Yunhuan had no intention of talking, Ma Sanbao naturally did not ask any more questions, but responded immediately.

The second sister mentioned by Zhu Yunhuan.

She was his elder sister, Princess Yilun, who was born to the same mother as him.

Chang had two sons and two daughters. In addition to the two sons Zhu Xiongying and Zhu Yunhuan, there were also two daughters. However, women have never been recorded too much in historical records.

So he was in front of Zhu Yunhuan.

In fact, she has two biological sisters from the same mother - the eldest sister Princess Jiangdu and the second sister Princess Yilun.

these years.

Zhu Yunhuan was extremely cautious and treaded carefully.

Outsiders just treat him as a waste, as if he is air that does not exist, and most of the servants and palace maids in the East Palace also follow suit.

Only these two sisters often take care of him.

Ten years as one day.

Fortunately, they were both women, so they were not within the range of Mrs. Lu's vigilance. In order to create an image of herself as virtuous and kind, Mrs. Lu naturally would not treat them too badly in life.

For Zhu Yunhuan.

In this era, the person I have called father for ten years is not close to me and cannot be considered a father. I have never even met the so-called emperor grandfather a few times, so naturally there is no family affection at all.

The only one who can be considered as a relative in his heart.

That is, these two sisters.

The matter of founding a newspaper was related to his future control over public opinion in the world, so Zhu Yunhuan naturally did not trust others to do it. Therefore, the first person Zhu Yunhuan thought of was his second sister, who was calm and knowledgeable because of her love of reading, but had a gentle personality but a strong heart.

A great man of New China once said that women can hold up half the sky.

Putting aside the modern view of male-female opposition that has developed to a distorted level, Zhu Yunhuan deeply agrees with this.

Moreover, in this era of relatively scarce population, women can also release huge labor and consumption power - for example, it is undeniable that most of the main consumers of modern online shopping are women.

Zhu Yunhuan asked his second sister Princess Yilun to be in charge of this matter.

It's not just about keeping public opinion firmly in one's own hands.

At the same time, it is also intended to lay the groundwork for pushing women's labor and consumption power into the social structure in the future.

After all, encouraging people to have more children and then waiting for these children to grow up will take much longer than directly releasing half of the population in today's society that is bound and sealed.

Ma Sanbao left the Qianqing Palace.

Zhu Yunhuan took another look at the sweet potato vines growing in the ground, then immediately returned to the front hall and sat down behind the dragon desk.

The conditions of this era are not as good as those of modern times.

It's not just about founding a newspaper, finding a few people to write a few articles, and then getting a printer to print and publish them.

I want to publish the newspaper.

What Zhu Yunhuan had to consider were: the popularity of cultural education in this era, the cost of paper, the printing of text, the content of the newspaper, the distribution channels... and so on.

Zhu Yunhuan picked up his pen and wrote down what he was thinking about at the moment.

Then he fell into deep thought.

"Hmm...the popularization of cultural education..."

"Although the popularity rate is extremely low, as long as the content of the newspaper is suitable for all ages and appeals to all, and almost everyone who can read will buy it, and then spread the word through word of mouth, the newspaper's influence on public opinion may be reduced, but it should not be difficult to achieve the public opinion effect I want."