"For now, this is the price."
Luo De calculated the production; the four pulp hammers could produce around one to one and a half thousand sheets of paper a day.
The price might be reduced in the future.
However, Luo De did not mention this.
The current paper is still thick; if it were thinner, more could be produced.
Production is not high, and raw materials are scarce, so the price cannot drop at all.
Getting a definitive answer, Lusen was full of shock and asked, "Can I have a pen to try it out?"
"Of course."
Just as Luo De finished speaking, Lawrence, beside him, dipped the quill in ink and handed it to Lusen with a face full of pride.
He had been waiting for this moment for a long time.
Lusen took the pen and quickly began to write and draw on it.
The ink flowed smoothly on the new paper, with no hindrance whatsoever.
The ink marks were clear without any smearing.
