Zhengyangmen: Don’t date Su Meng

When Han's mother came home that night, she avoided her son's resentful gaze for a while, but finally couldn't stand it anymore and said:

"Xiao Wuzi, I'm not saying anything to you, but you've been away on business for so long, you should report to Xiao Guan when you come back, what are you doing home?"

???

Han Chunming was full of questions. Isn't this just making excuses?

"Go quickly, there will be no food for you at home today, and don't come back in the evening."

It turned out that they kicked him out of the house because they had no food. Now it all made sense.

"Mom, you have to let me take out the things I prepared for you and everyone else in the box."

Mother Han curled her lips, packed up her boxes with Han Chunming, and then...

Han Chunming was alone holding the box, looking around, but he couldn't find his home. He could only take refuge in Grandpa Guan's house first.

"Master, let me call Xiaoguan."

Old Master Guan looked at his apprentice helplessly, then stood up and left the space to him.

"Yes, I was kicked out by my mother, and she asked me to find you... Well, stop laughing, and remember to come back to Master's place to pick me up... Well, then hurry up."

After hanging up the phone, Han Chunming told the old man about his experiences in Shanghai. The old man was not very interested in these things. He waved his hand impatiently and told Han Chunming to get out so as not to disturb him from watching the show.

After being repeatedly despised and "kicked out of the family", the pitiful Han Chunming could only throw himself into Guan Xiaoguan's arms for warmth, making her laugh.

Don't be fooled by your happy smile now, be careful of being put on the list in the future.

After returning home, Han Chunming showed his authority as a husband and gave Guan Xiaoguan a severe lecture. Although it seemed like killing one thousand enemies but losing twelve thousand of his own, old Han stood up straight.

No, it's a bit sour.

"So you spent one million to buy two villas, gave them to the housekeeper and servants to live in, and you still have to pay their salaries every month. Tsk tsk, you are really stupid but rich."

Han Chunming was the first to use the phrase "stupid but rich" to mock other people. Guan Xiaoguan took it to heart and now blamed Han Chunming for it.

Han Chunming's mouth twitched as he thought:

"This woman's words are so mean!"

But he couldn't refute it, because what Guan Xiaoguan said was right. That was the fact, it just sounded a little unpleasant.

This also reminded Han Chunming of a joke he heard in later generations.

Two white-collar workers who earn hundreds of thousands of dollars a year finally managed to let their nanny and housekeeper live in a big villa through their own efforts!

"I'm preparing for a rainy day. In the future, our business will definitely move out of the Forbidden City, and the first choice will definitely be the Magic City. I'm just making sure you have a home to live in when you go to the Magic City in the future."

"hehe."

In her heart, she still thought that her boyfriend was stupid and rich, but Guan Xiaoguan didn't say anything more. Men all have to save face, and she couldn't always be willful, as it would be bad for their relationship.

"I'm planning to……"

As they talked, they both slowly closed their eyes and fell asleep.

After that, Han Chunming's focus naturally shifted to Liangxiang, and the matter of purchasing the two nearby courtyard houses was handed over to Xiao Wang, who would come forward to discuss in detail with the residents of the courtyard houses.

The Liangxiang government was very enthusiastic about the deal that suddenly came to its doorstep and held a meeting immediately. The final result was a sale!

Except for the land owned by farmers, all the land owned by the government will be sold to any other party that is interested.

The reason for doing this is that the villagers are tired of being poor, and the government officials naturally don't want to miss out on the opportunity to get rich.

Naturally, a village meeting would be held after that to notify the villagers about the land sale.

The policies set by Han Chunming are very beneficial to the people: today, the company purchases the vegetables or grains from the villagers' land at market prices and will never take advantage of the villagers; the land purchase price is also very reasonable, and many villagers were immediately tempted.

The contract will not be signed immediately. Instead, the villagers will be asked to go back and think it over carefully. If they want to sell, they should go to the government to register and measure the land. Then, the contract will be signed under the witness of both the government and the company, and the money will be transferred immediately without deceiving anyone.

The policy of building roads benefits the people and does not require the Liangxiang government to spend any money, so they naturally agreed with it. Except for a few families on the roadside who need to relocate and pay relocation fees, the rest has nothing to do with the villagers.

Han Chunming did not show up because he was afraid that the Meng family would know his background. It would be troublesome to raise the price or make it public.

Besides, he is the big boss, how could he personally fight with the villagers for a profit of one or two thousand? It would be too cheap.

Although the villagers are willing to sell their land, such a large project is not a charity. There are too many rules and regulations, and the progress bar is moving very slowly.

As December approaches, the cold wind blows and the whole place becomes gloomy.

Han Chunming leaned back in his chair and listened to Director Li, who was in charge of the acquisition, report on the progress.

"We have completed the acquisition of 90% of the land in Liangxiang, but the remaining four households refused to give in and refused to buy. No matter how hard we and the government tried, they just shook their heads."

"Well, is it because the money is too little, or is there some special reason?" Han Chunming asked.

Director Li had already done an investigation in this regard and immediately took out a document and handed it to Han Chunming.

Han Chunming explained as he flipped through the pages:

"Two of them are well-known lazy troublemakers in the village. They just want more money, otherwise they will never sell their land. As for the remaining two families, one lives on the roadside when entering the village. In addition to the land, they also have to move their houses. The condition they put forward is that we compensate them with a yard in the city with no less than six rooms, and we also have to take care of the employment issues and arrange jobs for their men and three sons. In the end, the price was also very high. It was obvious that they regarded us as suckers.

As far as we know, this family doesn't have a very good reputation in the village.

As for the last family, they really didn’t want to sell it. The land was passed down from their ancestors, and their ancestral graves are also on the land. Selling the land would be equivalent to selling their ancestors, so they resolutely refused to sell it, and there was nothing we could do.”

Han Chunming nodded silently and took the acquired map.

The two pieces of land marked as not acquired are in the middle, and the remaining two are on the edges and are not a big deal.

"In this case, we can't force them to sell their ancestral graves if they don't want to. Forget it, how much do they want to increase the price for the land between the two households?"

"Fifty percent."

"If you give us an ultimatum, we can add 10%, but there will be no such thing again. If you don't want to do it, just pass it directly. I would rather spend more money than encourage their bad behavior.

As for the last one, take a detour!

I also know the way to the village. There is wasteland next to it. I have discussed with the government. After all, the road is built for their village for free. If I can’t provide some help, then I should think about my attitude towards them in the future.”

As I said, business is business, not charity!