This city simulation game can affect reality.

"Go to the front desk to pay, and you can start classes tomorrow."

Inside the resort's service center, Chen Jun saw off a customer who had come to register for the Woodcutter's Hut.

Seeing that the reception area was almost overflowing with people seeking information, he casually called over a staff member next to him and handed over the task of communicating with them.

During this period, when there were fewer people, Chen Jun would usually talk to the applicants himself for a while, but in most cases, he had delegated this task to his employees.

With the surge in popularity of the Woodcutter's Hut in the past two days, customers have been flocking to sign up and visit.

The original staffing was already somewhat stretched thin.

This supply shortage even occurred after the course prices were raised.

The original price was 90 yuan per hour, and it remained at that price for quite some time, at least for the first few batches of students.

However, after careful consideration, Chen Jun has now raised the price to 150 yuan per hour.

After all, the current teaching content at the Woodcutter's Hut has subtly added many more items compared to the initial stage.

The sheer increase in the variety of tools alone is enough to justify the increased costs.

Even so, a fee of 150 yuan is still not an expensive amount.

After all, in many cities, similar craft courses cost much more.

However, considering that the costs of basic equipment and timber for the resort have been diluted, the profit margin is still quite considerable.

Even if a student is just trying it out, they will often sign up for thirty class hours.

This is an income of 4500 yuan.

Moreover, most people are far more than that; they typically purchase hundreds of lessons at a time, and it's not uncommon for customers to buy three to five hundred lessons at once.

During this period, at its peak, the number of new students could reach as high as thirty per day.

However, most of the time, the number of people is around ten.

On average, it's not difficult to earn 400,000 to 500,000 yuan in registration fees per day.

During their subsequent studies, these trainees will also generate additional revenue for the resort's other businesses, including accommodation, food and beverage, and various leisure activities.

More importantly, their participation in live-streaming events and wood carving during the learning process itself is free publicity.

After completing their training, these individuals can create new value for the resort.

The first batch of trainees have not yet completed their certificate exams, but Chen Jun is already planning their future development path.

Based on previous performance, a large portion of these people are very likely to continue their relationship with the resort.

"Hello teacher, can I start the lesson now? I can't wait!"

A customer who had completed the registration process walked up to Chen Jun and asked him a question.

"Of course, but recently the tutor's time to teach in person has been limited, and you will need to study independently most of the time."

Chen Jun told him the truth.

Li Qingxin is currently extremely busy every day, and she is finding it difficult to provide professional guidance to her students.

The sudden surge in students put enormous pressure on the originally designed teaching system.

In fact, according to the original plan, Chen Jun wanted the trainees to keep rotating, with the old ones mentoring the new ones, but the problem now is that the development speed of the Woodcutter's Hut is too fast.

Faced with a shortage of teachers during this period, the idea of ​​a smooth transition is no longer realistic.

Although the course did not involve much theoretical instruction, basic teaching guidance and atmosphere creation were still essential.

The student didn't seem to mind his reply: "No problem. But I'd like to confirm, is it true that you can learn nearly lost skills here, as mentioned online?"

"Of course, we will definitely cover this part of the course later, but your primary task right now is to solidify your foundation."

"Then I'm relieved. I plan to rent an apartment at the resort, since it's not very convenient to go home anyway."

The new student seemed to have his own unspeakable difficulties, which led him to become a long-term customer of the resort.

"Welcome," Chen Jun replied with a smile.

If the other party rents the apartment, it will be a considerable source of income for the resort.

Although long-term rentals offer discounted prices, the accumulated amount can still be quite substantial.

In the past few days, there have been quite a few students in similar situations.

Some students who were interested in the treehouse inn simply rented the cabins in the woods.

The woodcutter's hut was already quite spacious after the upgrade and expansion, but given the current trend, another expansion seems imminent.

With this question in mind, Chen Jun opened City Simulator after returning to his residence that night, casually added some woodcutter huts, and merged them all into a larger medium-sized woodcutter hut.

As a result, the originally spacious teaching square suddenly became lively.

In the beginning, there were only ten woodcutters' huts here, with a maximum capacity of 60 people.

Now, thanks to Chen Jun's efforts, including the units under construction, there are a total of fifteen medium-sized woodcutter's huts.

It is large enough to accommodate more than 230 students at the same time.

Even so, the space is barely enough.

At the current rate of student growth, it won't be long before we'll have to build more facilities.

Fortunately, during this expansion of the house, Chen Jun unexpectedly obtained a new related blueprint—the [Underground Wooden Cellar].

[Underground Wood Cellar: A derivative building of the Woodcutter's Hut, it can be placed underground to save surface space. When placing it, it must be aligned with the Woodcutter's Hut cell.]

Based on the description, this is essentially the basement of a woodcutter's hut.

Chen Jun took a look and found that the size was similar to that of a small woodcutter's hut, but it had to be placed in the underground space and precisely aligned with the unit cells of the house.

If it is a medium-sized lumberjack's hut, each one can connect to three underground wood cellars.

Using a sliding view, Chen Jun made a simple plan and added some [underground wooden cellars] and [treehouse inns] in suitable locations.

After completing this task, he opened the data panel.

City attractiveness: 89

Resident satisfaction: 63%

The city's attractiveness index is once again approaching a critical value.

Although the growth in resident satisfaction is still slow, at this rate, at least one new skill can still be acquired each month.

For Chen Jun, the two skills he recently acquired, [Resident Information] and [Structural Analysis], are both observation-based skills.

While it cannot change any reality, it largely compensates for the shortcomings in data control.

However, he is now more eager to acquire a rule-based skill, even if its scope is limited, that can directly alter certain existing rules.

However, these things can't be rushed; we should just let nature take its course.

As for the construction, since the focus of the work has been on other things during this period, there has not been much planning and renovation of the resort, so the progress of obtaining blueprints has also slowed down.

But after this addition of the woodcutter's hut, the next stage of rewards is not far away.