"Long live Her Majesty. Long live His Majesty. Long live the Empire!"
[I only had my heir educated to read and write since hiring teachers is expensive.
He then taught his siblings what he learned when he had free time.
Are they really giving lessons for free?
And to commoners no less?
Wouldn't it be more appropriate to teach nobles?]
[My younger children cannot read and write well yet. Should I have him join as well? But what if they realize they are nobles? Their fellow children might pick on them... Why did they make this for the commoners and not the nobles?]
[Most commoners go to farms, markets, mines, and other laborious jobs.
Why give the free lessons to them?
Isn't this more suited to us nobles?]
The nobles were shocked that the lessons were to be given to commoners, whom they believed did not need to learn how to read and write.
But that was exactly the point.
