"Your Excellency, I also think that Iron Horse Binghe is a bit annoying, but I asked him directly why he did this, and I think what he said makes sense." The Splinter Man continued to play a role that was at odds with Su Mo.

Only when he disagreed with Su Mo, his good words for Su Mo were more convincing.

After all, your enemies say you are good, so what else is wrong with you?

"Let's talk about it. As for you, just kneel down first." Grand Duke Stan seemed to feel that he was a little embarrassed by being easily provoked to anger, and he was more or less aggrieved.

"He said that whether a city is good or bad, design is very important, but construction is more important than design." Simons, the separatist, said straightly with lowered eyebrows: "He also said that the workers who wanted to build Stan City did so out of respect for the Grand Duke.

We built this city with love and love, and every detail is exquisite and impeccable..."

"That's right!" Archduke Stan applauded with high fives.

"Then there is no need to give gold coins to every untouchable. He is using your money to win people's hearts." The supervisor realized something was wrong and quickly poured dirty water on Su Mo.

"Iron Horse Glacier also said that he plans to pay for the money, which is about 100,000 gold coins, himself and will not misappropriate the construction costs of Stan City." Separatist Simons blocked all the ways for the overseer to go in one sentence, and then said viciously

He said quietly: "This subordinate will not let down your great trust, Grand Duke, and I will make sure that he cannot covet even one of your copper coins!"

This hatred is so obvious that it doesn't need to be acted out.

"Nonsense!" Archduke Stan laughed angrily. He picked up something at hand and threw it at Separatist Simons, cursing: "When will I ask you to monitor whether he is greedy for money? It's only a few hundred thousand, how hard is it?"

I can't afford it. Just tell him later that he doesn't need to pay for it. As for the benefits he should get during the supervision of the construction, he must get this. If he doesn't take it, you have to let him take it. Help me with things.

How can I employ people if they don’t get benefits?”

Simmons raised his hand to take the piece of jade that Archduke Stan threw at him, and responded hurriedly: "I understand, he also gave me a benefit fee of one million gold coins, and I have already handed it over to the accounting office."

"I also got one million." Marathon was crying next to him. Since Simmons had taken the initiative to confess, he would have been unhappy if he hadn't told Archbishop Stan.

After Su Mo got the second money, he immediately gave Simmons and Marathon one million gold coins each. This time he asked Simmons to act, and the million became a prop.

"You can take what is given to you. When Stan City is built, I will give you another reward." Grand Duke Stan said generously.

He felt that he was really good at using people. Whether it was Su Mo, Simmons, or Marathon, they all respected and loved him, and they all became his confidants.

The only discordant person is the supervisor.

"I asked you to assist Lord Iron Horse, what did you do?" Grand Duke Stan scolded with hatred: "Simmons got one million, Marathon got one million, and you got a whip, this kind of

What do you want me to think about the difference?"

"This subordinate deserves to die!" The supervisor was lying on the ground and did not dare to raise his head.

Grand Duke Stan is not a fool, and he is not the kind of person with soft ears. There is also Separatist Simons who is there to do business. If he keeps insisting, he will really insult the intelligence of everyone here.

"Get out. You don't have to come to see me again. You have to leave my territory within three days." Grand Duke Stan cherishes talents. The premise is that you can achieve something, and those who get in the way usually have no good consequences.

Get out of his sight within three days, otherwise you will die.

When the supervisor leader rolled away in a hurry, Simons, the Splinter Man, then explained in a straightforward manner what he had seen and heard while following Su Mo.

Of course, his persona was in conflict with Su Mo, but he never forgot this persona. During the reporting process, he would occasionally add some personal "insights" of his own.

"He actually built wooden houses and tents for those untouchables, and assigned dozens of people to buy and cook fish and meat. It was hard to distinguish the priorities."

"The lowest untouchables can get five silver coins, which is more than the craftsmen working in the factory."

"When I came here, I saw Tiema Binghe pretending to be carrying stones with a few people. Your Excellency, I think this person is quite good at pretending, so I have to be careful."

Anyway, it was just all kinds of complaints, and the complaints did not involve the interests of Grand Duke Stan. He listened to Grand Duke Stan with great interest and kept nodding.

The old housekeeper was also smiling and thought Su Mo was cute and pedantic.

As for Su Mo, he is really carrying rocks. With a little agility, he can't carry much, but when paired with a few migrant workers, he actually seems to be extremely powerful.

Playing games and carrying rocks is also a state of mind.

It's so busy here that it's impossible not to let the foot men know about it.

Players are called footmen - a footman is a footman, neither noble nor humble.

The word spread to ten and hundreds, and soon thousands of footmen appeared at the construction site of Stan City. Many people came up and asked if there were any tasks they could do.

Su Mo didn't refuse, and he agreed with these people that there would be no special reward.

Everyone can only receive some experience and prestige - Su Mo can also give out prestige. He has been authorized by Grand Duke Stan, and he uses the quota of the duke and the boss. Otherwise, with his little lord's quota, it is estimated that all

I can't afford to give so many people prestige.

Some people think it's good if it can give you reputation. After all, not all tasks can give you reputation, and you can do it over and over again, so just do it.

There are also people who think that building cities in games is quite interesting, and want to participate without drawing anything.

Of course, there are also many people who just put down their words and leave.

The planned Stan City began to rise at a rapid pace. Grand Duke Stan came once during his period, and he couldn't see anything special about it. But after Su Mo explained it next to him, he felt that the city was under construction.

Stan City is probably even better than the one on the drawing.

So the remaining 100 million gold coins were happily given to Su Mo.

Su Mo quickly exchanged them. At this time, the exchange price of gold coins had fallen below 2:1, and was quickly heading towards a lower level.

In the final analysis, more and more players are reaching level 50, and they are going to buy gold coins when they have nothing to do. This has caused a flood of gold coins in the market, and gold coins have become less and less valuable.

Gaara's advice is to throw all your money away as soon as possible.

Even if you don’t have enough money to build Stan City in the future, you can still make money by recycling gold coins.

Su Mo's wallet was bulging as never before, and he began to authorize Shengshi Anning to discuss the actual purchase of the residence. If he rented it, he would start a business in ten years, and if he bought it, he would build a century-old business.
Chapter completed!