Survival Game: Call Me an Honest Businessman

Li Zhi nodded to Shi Nan and the others.

She did not show favoritism.

Looking at the three unfamiliar doctors, he said, "You are the same, but you are paid daily, not hourly, 50 silver coins a day."

The three doctors were not as able to control their emotions as the guards who had been given a warning just yesterday.

All three of them wore expressions that could only be described as ecstatic.

50 silver coins a day!

That's equivalent to 5000 times the Earth!

Daily salary 5000? !

Even when I was on the verge of dying from exhaustion as a resident trainee on Earth, working like a slave and getting scolded every day, working night shifts, I never dared to dream of such a beautiful dream.

Who knew it would come true in another world!

"Boss! I swear my loyalty to you to the death!"

A girl with extremely dark circles under her eyes held up three fingers and then raised her hand: "I swear my loyalty to the boss who pays me 50 silver coins a day, even if it means being struck by lightning!"

The other two doctors exchanged a glance.

One immediately raised his finger, while the other hesitated, looking around, wanting to raise his hand but hesitant.

Li Zhi was amused by them.

"Alright, your daily wage is what you deserve for your hard work and study, but this is a basic salary and it is subject to evaluation. If I find that you are not worth this price, I will not pay you so much. Of course, the doctors with the best skills and who work the hardest will also have their salaries increased."

The most composed and oldest doctor adjusted his glasses: "I am the associate chief physician of orthopedics at a top-tier hospital, a reviewer for the National Natural Science Foundation of China projects, a reviewer for multiple Chinese core and SCI journals, with 18 years of clinical experience, and capable of independently performing level IV surgeries..."

Li Zhi immediately went over and shook hands with the expert.

"Then I'll have to trouble you to lead the team."

"Boss, I only have one question."

Li Zhi: "Please speak."

"The second batch of humans is about to be released. If I officially become a vassal of your territory, may my family be registered under my household registration?"

Li Zhi was taken aback, not expecting that this was what she was going to say.

But she had actually considered this issue before.

Neither humans nor other unregistered races are all as alone as she is.

Good welfare policies are essential to attracting talent.

One of the benefits is to benefit family members.

She has also considered whether to grant her dependent citizens the benefit of bringing their families to citizenship, and has some ideas about it.

Li Zhi: "One-to-one, and family members can only be temporary dependents. Only when formal dependents earn credit points or accumulate contribution points can they exchange for formal dependent status for their family members. Of course, if your family members are outstanding enough, they can obtain the status on their own."

The doctor seemed thoughtful, and it was clear that she had other questions she wanted to ask, but refrained from pursuing them due to the occasion and timing.

Hearing the noise, Li Zhi turned around to look behind him.

Zhang Bai walked out of the hospital building.

She was a little confused when she saw so many people, but she quickly realized what was going on: "Boss."

Li Zhi introduced Zhang Bai to these people: "This is Zhang Bai, a formal employee of the hospital. If I'm not here at the hospital, you can talk to her about anything other than your respective responsibilities."

She then said to Zhang Bai, "You are young and inexperienced. This is Director Liu, who has many years of clinical experience. You should learn from her and listen to her on professional matters."

After clearly defining the roles and responsibilities of the two individuals, Li Zhi simply announced the opening of the hospital.

And a very simple store rule was set: [No attacking behavior is allowed within the store area].

This place is different from the general store that never forgets danger.

No one knows the relationship between this shop and her yet. Although other orcs or merchants may come to test her, their strength is ultimately limited.

—No one should be able to appear here to capture or control her like Luo Hong.

The rule can be defined using the word "attack".

Moreover, Li Zhi's main purpose in opening the hospital and weapons shop was neither to treat patients nor to sell weapons, but to establish a safe trading zone.

This rule is the most suitable.

Merchants who come here for medical treatment, to buy and sell weapons, or to conduct business all feel at ease.

As she spoke, a message popped up from a friend she had marked as a key follower.

Celia: [Mingchun agreed. We'll finalize this at the shop at 129 Yuling Avenue in an hour.]

Without further delay, Li Zhi granted Zhang Bai permission to grant others access, said goodbye to them, and hurriedly left.

Feather Spirit Avenue was even more bustling in the afternoon than in the morning.

Whether on the wide Yuling Avenue or inside and at the entrances of the various exhibition areas, you can see merchants and customers coming and going.

When Li Zhi teleported back to the spaceship, he had already adjusted his cloak back to level four.

Their appearance on Feather Spirit Avenue at this moment did not attract much attention.

Shop number 129 is a huge, elegantly decorated... fruit shop.

This place sells fruits of various properties and offers processing services.

Li Zhi glanced at it casually and saw a fruit that was about the size of an apple but looked a lot like a cherry, priced at 99 gold coins per fruit.

Her steps froze for a moment.

damned!

Just when she felt she was relatively wealthy, prices that would shatter her worldview would appear before her!

However, the surprise only lasted for a moment.

She had seen too many outrageously priced goods on Earth, but most of them were used for money laundering. The prices here seem even more outrageous, but they might actually be more practical than on Earth.

After all, attribute points are real, tangible things.

Li Zhi couldn't detour to check how many attribute points the fruit could add, because Celia had also arrived.

She gestured with her chin towards Li Zhi.

Li Zhi looked down and realized that Celia wasn't standing on her prosthetic mech today.

Instead, she was short and stocky, only reaching her thighs.

"What are you looking at? It's upstairs."

Li Zhi snapped out of his daze: "Where's Perth? Riley didn't see him either."

"They're busy. Did you steal the hair dryer from Perth yesterday?"

Li Zhi: "No, I borrowed it."

Celia: "Did she agree?"

Li Zhi: "She didn't refuse."

She walked up to Perth.

Before Perth could even put on a displeased expression, Li Zhi asked her in an inquisitive tone how to use the hairdryer, how to make it into five, whether it could be disassembled, and whether other people could use it.

Perth's admiring and envious look prompted him to proudly explain his weapon from head to toe, and he even generously allowed Li Zhi to try it out.

Li Zhi took the hairdryer to try it out.

After Li Zhi finished explaining.

Celia remained silent for a full five seconds: "Fine, let her learn a lesson."

Li Zhishen nodded repeatedly, seemingly understanding, and said, "Teacher, you mentioned before that you have a friend who has many weapons without attribute points. When is she coming? My weapon shop has just opened, and the shelves aren't even full yet."

Celia glanced at her: "Do you know who that arms dealer I was talking about is?"

Li Zhi: "Who is it?"

Celia: "Perth."