To be honest, if the papermaking workshop wasn't owned by Zhao Hanzhang herself and the costs hadn't decreased significantly, these things simply couldn't be done, because the sheer consumption of paper would have collapsed the finances.
Oh, by the way, the court owes her a lot of money; in the current transactions between the papermaking workshop and the court, each time she can only recover thirty percent of the accounts.
Zhao Hanzhang picked up the pen to do the calculations, adding and subtracting, feeling a bit undecided, so she called Ji Yuan over to ask, "Mr. Ji, how much share should I take from the profits of the newly opened papermaking workshop and bookshop?"
Ji Yuan paused for a moment before saying, "The lady still wants a share of the profits and isn't giving it to the local governmental offices?"
Zhao Hanzhang replied, "No."
