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Chapter 1310 Officially Stationed in Liangshui Town ([-])
The dormitory area is the same as the textile factory. There are four-storey buildings in the shape of a back-shaped outline. The first floor is a public room. In addition to opening a door on each side for easy access, the canteen, water room, small shop, small clinic, etc. Also has everything.

The internal structure of the house is also exactly the same. There is a single room with a bathroom and a balcony. The balcony can be used to dry clothes. A small clay stove with charcoal is allowed to burn some hot water. In the ears of a female worker, especially when they bought charcoal in the canteen, they had to listen to the clerk nagging several times, not to boast about their educational achievements, at least until now there has not been an incident of misusing the stove to cause a fire.

Every female worker sent here, apart from settling a good life, education is the top priority, literacy classes must go, monthly income is linked to academic performance, otherwise there is only pocket money of [-] cash per month, what is this money enough for? Well, I can’t buy charcoal for a month’s fire, let alone daily necessities such as soap, toilet paper, needles, and thread.

As the owner, Qi Ke's residence is also the same structure as the dormitory building, but the area is much smaller. On the surface, only her and her personal maid live in a women's army who act as guards. In fact, unless she has to show her face in front of outsiders, Even she herself spends most of her time in Qianhe Realm.

It took two or three days to understand the current situation of these thousands of acres of land, and Qi Ke went to Baihusuo to discuss the construction plan of Liangshui Town with Baihu Ma Zhiwen and other generals. She drew so many drawings, the first step There must be a charter for what to build first.

After seeing Ma Baihu, Qi Ke knew that General Bai had given instructions on the blueprint, and he brought it along with him when he came to see Niu. He did not make any major changes, except to expand the military area and leave the original Qi Ke to The land where roads and even railways were built on the periphery of the military zone was enclosed.

It can only be said that such things as enclosing land are a virtue, as much as you can enclose, you can enclose as much as you want.

Although such a change made Qi Ke have to change the road construction plan in the future, but the other large land plots with various uses on the drawings, General Bai, did not touch a single stroke, he only moved the military area.

Naturally, Qi Ke has nothing to say about such changes, where can I find such an amiable father of Party A.

According to General Bai’s instructions, Liangshui Town’s priority is to open up wasteland and grow grain. The manpower needed is agreed to according to Qi Ke’s algorithm. As much food as there is to recruit as many people, you can consider absorbing refugees. If you do well, you will be settled in Liangshui Town. To achieve the purpose of increasing population and taxation.

But everything is difficult at the beginning. Liangshui Town has nothing but a hundred households and a dilapidated town left over from history. The food for recruiting manpower has to be borrowed from Qi Ke. Who said that there is only her farm on the huge land? But it won't let her suffer. The borrowed food is used to offset the tax that has to be paid when doing business with maritime merchants. It just so happened that the court allowed the Bai family army to take advantage of Liangshui Town's geographical advantage to earn military expenses and at the same time let them be responsible To collect taxes, so General Bai said that borrowing grain to offset taxes is just a matter of adding a few more sums to the account book.

For Qi Ke, since she is the only one who pays for the food, she alone has the final say on the matter of recruiting manpower. She can ignore any interference and plan everything meticulously, and spend every catty of food wisely and cost-effectively. value for money.

(End of this chapter)