In short, everything just happened.

Some people may think that the emergence of movable type printing is not a big deal, after all, as I said before, the common people are not interested in books, because they don't need them at all. After all, in Feilun, there is no such ascent channel as the imperial examination, and the opportunity to change one's fate by reading is still very small, you must know that even in ancient China, the proportion of people who can change one's fate through reading is still very small, let alone in Faerun.

What's more, the aristocracy's blockade of knowledge was so strong that even if movable type printing appeared, it would not change anything, and those nobles would do their best to prevent the proliferation of books. Don't underestimate the power of those nobles who burst out in order to protect their own interests, these guys dare to do anything for their own power!

In contrast, the commoners of Faeron prefer their children to become professionals, after all, the path is much easier than studying. If you look at it this way, the advent of movable type printing does not seem to make such a big sense.

Maybe that's how it should be, after all, the environment is like this, and not the same two new inventions can completely change. But here in Soram it's different. Don't forget, Soram ordered 600,000 books in one go! The bald sage Coulson could see very clearly that Solam was not buying so many books in one go, apparently not to buy them for firewood or toilet paper.

Solam must want to carry out large-scale education popularization! Otherwise, he wouldn't have needed so many books!

And that's where the bald sage is interested!

Where does Soram plan to send these books? Who are you going to give these books to? What is his purpose?

In short, the answer to all these questions is what Coulson is after!

If things really go the way Coulson thinks, then the advent of movable type printing will really be an unprecedented feat!

The advent of movable type printing may not be as convenient and convenient as transcription, but there is one point that transcription cannot be proportionate! That is to greatly reduce the cost of books, it can make books cheaper, so that everyone can afford to buy them!

In short, Solam did two things, one was to order 600,000 books, and the other was to 'invent' movable type printing!

And these two things are absolutely unparalleled feats in the minds of Coulson and all the Ogmar believers, and they can even make the Church of Ogmar directly award Solam a one-ton medal!

At the same time, these two things are also complementary and indispensable!

Solam's order for 600,000 books is definitely for mass education, so the value of movable type printing can be reflected, because it will make the cost of education extremely low! You must know that in Faerun, education is definitely a money-burning business.

First, there is a shortage of books, and the efficiency of manuscripts and transcription has greatly reduced the circulation of books, and many people who want to read have nowhere to get the books they need.

The second is the scarcity and cost of educating talents! In Faerun, there is no such profession as a teacher, and some only have tutors who carry out elite education, and this kind of tutor is generally only hired by the wealthy class and the aristocratic class, and most of the people who hold this profession are also from these two classes, and it can be seen from these two points that the salary of a tutor will be very high! At the same time, because there is no large-scale training, there are not many people who are really engaged in this kind of teaching and educating people, and it is simply not enough to carry out large-scale universal education.

Without teaching materials and talents, the so-called popularization of education will always be an unattainable dream.

In fact, the Ogma Church has always been committed to universal education, after all, only through the development of education can knowledge be disseminated and the concept of Ogma can be deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

It's a pity that the pressure of reality makes a powerful god like Ogma powerless, after all, he can't go against the entire era, so even an ancient god like him can't eat and walk around.

So, the gods are not omnipotent.

But now, Solam's actions have given Coulson a glimpse of the light of day, and of course only the light. After all, for millions of years, it is not that no one has wanted such reforms, but they have all failed without exception. So even the people of the Monastery of Knowledge and the Church of Ogma are not optimistic about this.

Only an idealist like Coulson would be excited to come to Solam.

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"So, what are you looking for me for?" Soram finally bypassed the barrier of movable type printing, and to be honest, Soram was really a little entangled in the matter of whether movable type printing was created by himself. Say yes, Soram thinks he's too shameless. That thing really didn't invent it himself, in fact, Solam also knew a little about the specific steps of movable type printing, at most he only knew one concept, how to operate it, how did he know.

(This is normal, if you don't Baidu, it is estimated that you can only talk about the concept of movable type printing, the specific operation steps, most people know a little about it, you must know that the thing is still very complicated, not just talk about it can be made, just say that the ink required for movable type printing, and the ink used for writing is very different)

"It depends on what you're going to do, and your next answer will determine what I do next, so I hope you can answer me seriously and honestly!" At this time, Coulson revealed the momentum of belonging to a seventh-order knowledge sage, no matter who he was, once he reached the apex position of his profession, he would naturally have an imposing momentum, this thing was very vain, but it did exist. So don't look at Coulson's appearance as a good old man, he is still a bald head, and he is even more of a dead house, but he does have such an imposing momentum.

Soram tilted his head to look at the inexplicably bald sage, a little confused what this guy was up to. But Soram could also feel that he had no ill intentions. So there is no need for Soram to hide it, and in fact, Soram doesn't want to hide it at all.

"You mean I bought those 600,000 books?"

"Not bad! I hope you will be honest and honest with me about my question! "Not to mention, this guy is quite stylish when he is serious, and he is not worthy of his natural wretched image at all.

"What are you going to do?" Soram was really a little stunned, because it was just a whim, and he saw the mental outlook of the inhabitants of the Knowledge Islands, and he liked it, and at the same time remembered that he seemed to have a large group of people, so he slapped his head and wanted them to read. As for how...... Is this kind of thing supposed to be thought of by him, the boss?

Shouldn't being the boss just tell his subordinates what they want to do and let them do it?

Therefore, Solam is really not very suitable to be the boss, at least the ruling ability is really not good.