Crossing the farm gate, the whole family reunites in the disaster year

Chapter 265: Common Prosperity

The villagers were busy reclaiming the wasteland.

As the sun slowly set, the villagers reluctantly put away their hoes and went to the Lin family to settle their wages.

After the final statistics, it was found that 20 acres of wasteland had been reclaimed in one afternoon, and the remaining 30 acres would be completely reclaimed by tomorrow.

Lin prepared the money early in the morning, paid the wages promptly, and thanked everyone warmly.

The villagers were exhausted and sweating, but they couldn't hide the joy on their faces. The family with the most money took more than 200 coins and counted them happily.

"We agreed that we'll come back early tomorrow morning."

"And me, I'll come early tomorrow and work all day."

I don’t feel tired after making money. Instead, I feel full of energy.

Lin smiled and nodded as she sent the villagers away.

Early the next morning, the fields were full of people.

Silang has been very busy these past two days, preparing things for his stall. He got up early in the morning to pack up his things, then followed the delivery ox cart into the city, intending to test the waters.

the other side.

The brick kiln waited impatiently until Lin finished building the workshop and sorting out everything, and then sent someone to notify them that the goods could be delivered.

Three large trucks were delivered early in the morning.

Uncle Wang was so busy that he was dizzy. "We've accumulated quite a bit during this period. I think we'll finish it in two more trips."

The villagers who had been working before were called over, and everyone started working together. Before the third truck was unloaded, the entire warehouse was already full.

Silang was not at home, so Lin took Erlang to count the number.

"Let's just pull these out today. I can't store more."

Uncle Wang nodded hurriedly.

The villagers who were working were experienced, and after unloading the truck they started to get busy with their own things.

Lin handed the previous work record book to Erfu.

He listened to Lin's previous words and learned a lot of words from Cui Jingwen during this period. He studied very hard and it was easy for him to keep track of work.

"From now on, this business will be yours. You'll take 20% of the daily profits, but let me be frank: if anything goes wrong, it's your responsibility."

Erfu was extremely surprised. He rubbed his hands on his clothes twice and took the work record book solemnly.

"I will definitely keep a close eye on it and not let Aunt Lin down."

Lin smiled gently and said, "Don't be nervous. They've all done this before, so there won't be any problems. You just need to check the quantity and make sure the wages are correct."

Erfu didn't expect that Aunt Lin would give him such an important matter as soon as she came. He felt like he was facing a great enemy, with a stern face. He thought about the managers he had met in the city, and his expression became even more serious.

Lin glanced at him and patted his shoulder.

"Don't think about all sorts of things, and don't learn the city's bad habits of treating workers harshly. We all live in the village. Our family is nothing special, nor is it superior to others."

"Everyone is equal. They earn money through physical labor, and we earn money through them. Only with harmonious relationships can business last long."

What is most abundant here is poor people. If one batch doesn't work out, another batch will be replaced. Therefore, the managers in the city are ruthless in exploiting the workers. Anyway, there are plenty of people rushing to work.

However, Lin did not want this situation to happen to his business. After earning enough money to make ends meet, the only thing left was to improve the quality of life.

Instead of racking her brains to squeeze money out of the workers, she wanted to help the entire Xiahe Village become rich and give the villagers more channels to make money.

Erfu's thoughts were guessed, and he blushed. He rubbed his face hard and forced an ugly smile.

Lin was amused by him.