The bookstore could also sell ink.
Ye Muyu first gave a deposit of thirty taels of silver and confirmed that she would come to collect the goods seven days later.
All the books would cost 350 taels to print.
Ye Muyu's savings were not enough, so she decided to wait seven days before she had to pay up. She did not print too much.
Each book cost an average of one tael of silver, and with 35 books, there were a total of 350 copies to be printed.
Among them, she printed most of the test papers and Dean Zhang's notes.
The four books and five classics would have 10 copies each, while miscellaneous notes, medical books, and water resources books would have 5 copies each.
The maximum number of books in each category was no more than twenty, and the lowest was only five.
It could be said that it was very little.
However, she had spent a total of 350 taels!
