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

In the next few days.

In addition to handling memorials submitted by civil and military officials every day, inspecting the sweet potato vines on a daily basis, and exchanging project investigation progress with Zhu Su... Zhu Yunhuan also...

Most of the time falls on the Media Department.

Although any one of the people in the Media Department who is responsible for editing newspapers can beat 99.99% of the people in the country.

But that's exactly why.

These people were always too rigid in what they wrote, and the newspaper content was revised several times but still did not meet Zhu Yunhuan's expectations.

Think about it.

After all, these people are not like Zhu Yunhuan, who experienced the era of information explosion.

After all, the content of this first newspaper laid the foundation for the style and tone of every subsequent newspaper. Zhu Yunhuan could only personally guide some things.

Fortunately, after three days of his training, the Media Department finally produced a decent manuscript, which was then typeset and printed by the Industry Department...

The first newspaper of the Ming Dynasty.

On sale!

After all, in order to attract traffic, the style was not so serious, so Zhu Yunhuan did not name the newspaper "Da Ming", but named the newspaper "Bai Xing Media Daily".

Of course, it cannot meet the "daily" requirement in the initial stage, and the publication frequency is temporarily set at once every seven days.

Considering that this was the first issue and its popularity had not yet spread, the circulation range was limited to the area around Nanzhili. Also considering the low level of literacy at that time, the circulation quantity was set at 10,000 copies.

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Duke of Liang's Mansion.

Lan Yu, Chang Sheng, Heqing Marquis Zhang Yi, Zhu Shou, Zhuo Marquis... and other Huaixi nobles headed by Lan Yu all gathered here.

Several of them held rough, dark grey papers in their hands, frowning as they read the densely written words on them.

Those with low cultural level just sit on the stools and drink tea.

Waiting for people to see the reason.

"Newspaper? People's Media Daily? What on earth is your Majesty doing? I don't know a few words, so those of you who can read, please read it quickly!"

"Are we going to have another quarrel with those censors in the court tomorrow?"

"They've been arguing in Fengtian Hall every day these past few days, and I've even got blisters on my tongue. This shit is harder than war!"

"Indeed...but what Your Majesty gave me is really too much."

While sitting and waiting, the group of people couldn't help but complain out of boredom.

The northern border was relatively stable during this period, with no major wars, so this group of people were basically idle in Beijing.

In the past, I had all my time thinking about how to make money and get benefits, and how to avoid Zhu Yuanzhang's surveillance and inspection. Now I don't have such worries, but I have to keep an eye on the person in the palace to see if he does anything weird again.

After all, generally speaking.

Something went wrong on the first day, and we were going to have a fight in Fengtian Temple on the second day.

Of course, you have to prepare in advance.

This morning, after the morning court session, everyone heard that the court was going to release something...something called the "People's Media Daily"?

Although I don't understand what it means, I guess it's probably something strange.

So after the court session, everyone simply checked in and gathered at Lan Yu's residence one after another. As soon as the "People's Media Daily" was released, several copies were immediately sent to the Duke of Liang's residence.

"However, your Majesty's temperament is a good thing for us."

"He needs us to help him fight and keep him company, which means he can't do without us. If that's the case, hehehe... then we can't escape the benefits!"

"Shh... You can think these things, but you can't say them out loud!"

These generals were used to being carefree and said whatever they thought during casual chats, but at least there were quite a few who knew their limits and immediately spoke out to give reminders.

During the discussion, Lan Yu, who was sitting in the first seat, became a little impatient.

Frowning, he urged, "Why are you spending so much time looking at a piece of paper? What's written on it? Read it out for everyone."