This city simulation game can affect reality.

"Mr. Chen, the regulations for the use of the pool tables in the dormitory area have been completed. Here is the paper version; please take a look."

Around 11 a.m., Sun Hong knocked on the office door and placed a form on the desk.

As per Chen Jun's requirements, complete and reasonable figures were established for the amount of points different employees could earn each month, as well as the specific redeemable time.

The logic behind the formulation of each rule is also very clear.

"Okay, let's proceed with this version."

Chen Jun carefully examined it from beginning to end but found no problems.

He handed the form back to Sun Hong and then assigned her a new task: "I will send you a preliminary planning framework for the new project to your email later. Based on the ideas I have outlined, you will develop a complete execution plan."

"A new project? Which sector has Mr. Chen set his sights on this time?"

"It's still that piece of land left over from the chemical plant. I plan to hire someone to renovate it properly and turn it into a wellness activity center targeting the lower-tier market."

"Okay, I'll go take a look at the materials first." Sun Hong nodded in agreement.

"I've already defined the overall strategic direction. You mainly need to help me refine two aspects."

"The first point is the meticulous allocation of space and assets, down to which equipment is placed in each room, and the type, specifications, and quantity of each type of equipment."

"Secondly, the standardization of human resources. You need to figure out how many people are needed for each position, whether there are requirements for professional qualifications and work experience, and what those requirements are."

"In addition, regarding the employee recruitment plan, this project requires a lot of people with specific professional skills, and we don't have many channels to choose from. You need to conduct a specific investigation and come up with a reasonable plan."

"If there's anything I haven't considered, you can add to it."

Chen Jun gave detailed instructions.

After listening attentively and quickly processing all the information, Sun Hong raised a new question: "Do I need to include a detailed financial budget in the proposal?"

"I will plan the budget framework separately, so you don't need to worry about that for now."

"I see."

......

In the afternoon, Chen Jun drove to the site of the activity center again.

After twelve hours of construction since last night, the [All-in-One Chess and Card Room] has been erected on the open land.

Since there are no other buildings around, it currently looks more like a "holdout" refusing to be demolished.

However, judging from the exterior design of the card room, it doesn't have a strong casino feel; instead, it looks more like an art-related workplace.

Both the walls and door frames are painted in a low-saturation off-white color.

The exterior features a semi-open courtyard design, along with two rows of inward-extending landscaped paths, complemented by bamboo fences, dry landscape gardens, and other landscaping elements.

After parking his car nearby, Chen Jun stepped inside.

The interior design is also minimalist and modern, perfectly matching the exterior.

He walked around and found that in addition to the main hall, there were three separate small rooms inside.

The entertainment facilities include mahjong tables, poker tables, and even board games and trading cards. Stepping into the three small rooms, you can even play board games.

Texas Hold'em, Guandan, Blackjack, Bridge...

At the entrance to each area, detailed project names and rules are posted.

To Chen Jun's surprise, in addition to traditional board games, he could also find strategy board games such as "Catan", "Plague Crisis", and "Avalon".

"This place needs to be strictly regulated, otherwise it could easily develop into a gambling den."

Looking at these dazzling elements commonly found in casinos, Chen Jun gave himself a warning.

As a health and wellness center, it's perfectly normal to add some board game and card game entertainment elements.

However, if the measurement is not handled properly, it would be bad to go against the original intention of the project.

Not to mention that it doesn't fit the theme of the activity center, it could also easily attract unnecessary trouble.

Having figured things out, he followed the corridor to the key location next to the entertainment area: the reward redemption center.

To be precise, it was a semi-enclosed, independent room. Standing at the outer window, it was impossible to see what was inside.

Chen Jun walked to the side door, where there was an electronic lock that required a password to unlock.

He casually entered six "0"s, which is the default password for most electronic locks.

Push open the door and go inside.

Chen Jun looked around and saw a row of office chairs in front of the platform near the window. This was where the staff responsible for distributing prizes would meet with customers.

On the back wall, six countertops were set up, which served as storage cabinets for the prizes.

The items above are nothing more than low-value items such as plush toys, cigarettes, and toy guns.

Only on the table in the very center was a gold bar the size of an index finger.

5g

[Exchange Points: 900,000,000]

It's obvious that this gold bar is probably the prized possession of [All-Around Chess and Card Room].

Based on the current gold price, you could probably get around 5,000 yuan by selling it.

"The total value of all the prizes is less than 10,000 yuan."

Chen Jun immediately calculated the approximate value of these items in his mind.

Having made up his mind, he turned and left the room, then reset the combination lock.

They then left the building and visited three other card and chess rooms that could almost be called "clones".

The conclusion was that the prizes in each card room were exactly the same.

This means that, theoretically, as long as Chen Jun builds one hundred "All-in-One Chess and Card Rooms" on the open space, he can obtain prizes worth millions out of thin air.

However, this idea is not realistic to implement.

Repeated construction and demolition not only easily arouse suspicion, but also waste a lot of time.

Unless there is a large enough open space detached from reality, Chen Jun could "spend money indefinitely".

Even so, there are still limitations to profits. Once a certain threshold is reached, he still has to explain the source of the goods.

Just as the world's richest man wouldn't stoop down to pick up two hundred yuan, Chen Jun wouldn't give up a more cost-effective way to generate revenue for such a small prize.

After inspecting the new building, he drove back to the resort along the same route.

Back at his residence that night, Chen Jun opened City Simulator as usual.

Activate the skill [Building Fusion], select two of the [All-Around Card Rooms], and click Fusion.

The next second, the time required for fusion appeared on the interface.

Unfortunately, no derivative blueprints were released.

Unwilling to give up, he merged the remaining two card and mahjong rooms again.

[Acquired associated building: Prayer Hall]

This time, Lady Luck finally smiled upon them.

The text on the screen made Chen Jun smile.

For him, the most urgent need right now is more architectural blueprints.