"Then I'll come find you in a couple of days, and we'll go to the literary gathering."
With his help finished, Ye Jun flew straight off.
Lin Ke stayed at the newspaper office to continue working on the newspapers.
They had yet to appoint someone to run the office, so for now, Lin Ke could only handle every matter, great and small, himself.
Fortunately, unlike in his previous life, it did not take a great many people to get one thing done.
If every newspaper had to be infused with literary qi, it would indeed have been difficult.
But producing ordinary paper and text was not difficult for him.
By converting the power of reform into literary qi, he could sharpen his thoughts, take in ten lines at a glance, and write as though his brush were guided by a god.
Still, he was only filling in.
They would certainly need to recruit dedicated staff later.
Reporters, too, were crucial.
Reporters would gather information, editors would correct the layout and refine the information, and the person in charge would set the direction and oversee reviews.
Once the staff grew, they would even need personnel, finance, and a whole series of other positions.
"People. I need people!"
Lin Ke could not help sighing.
Training people through the university was not something that could be done overnight. He had to be patient.
Then, suddenly, someone came to mind.
Xi He!
He was one of the members of the Great Wilderness Council. Originally, Lin Ke had intended to send Xi He to an appropriate location as an Observer, according to his own wishes.
Now, however, Lin Ke suddenly remembered the way Xi He would ramble on.
Someone that talkative ought to be quite suited to this sort of work.
With that thought, Lin