Lord of the People: I Have a Small World

People with a talent for cultivation do not have to be ordinary people all their lives. If they are willing to work hard, they can also have the opportunity to become professionals through self-study.

Su Heng is very supportive of those who do not delay their work time and work hard to learn on their own to become professionals. It can also be regarded as increasing the strength of the territory.

Therefore, the territory will launch a currency system in which people can use currency to buy cultivation resources. Civilians don’t have much salary, but they can buy some cultivation resources, so that ambitious civilians can become professionals faster.

For this purpose, Su Heng also wants to build schools and libraries in the territory.

Most of the civilians recruited are illiterate. How can they become professionals if they are illiterate? They must first learn to read and then learn professional knowledge.

Of course, literacy and professional knowledge learning should not interfere with their normal working hours.

If the recruited civilians have high enough talent, Su Heng will focus on training them so they don't have to work every day.

Currency can buy most of the things produced in the territory. Even some things that the territory lacks, Su Heng will purchase from outside and sell them in the territory at a slightly higher price.

The contribution points earned by the people of the territory for their meritorious service are used to exchange for some limited items, such as the water of life that Su Heng has accumulated a lot of, and the limited number of magic-enhancing potions in the early stage.

Even the low-level advanced stones and low-star talent stones opened from treasure chests in the future can be exchanged by the leaders with contribution points.

Professional subjects can gain contribution points, and civilian subjects can also gain contribution points.

Contribution points can be exchanged for currency, but currency cannot be exchanged for contribution points.

Contribution points are bound to an individual and cannot be traded. When a person dies, they can be passed on to the next person as an inheritance.

To bind an individual's contribution, no entity is needed, just arrange for someone to record the contribution.

Money must be physical, that's the simple thing.

There are many chambers of commerce in Bincheng that sell alchemical printing machines, and Su Heng can also use the primary alchemical workshop to produce banknotes.

However, there is no need to do so. The cost of producing ordinary banknotes in a primary alchemy workshop will be higher than the cost of printing banknotes using a special alchemy printing machine.

There is no need for a primary alchemy workshop to use its limited production capacity to produce banknotes.

Only when the territory's population increases significantly and there are more alchemy workshops than the current one will we consider using alchemy workshops to produce new territory currency.

Other player territories have their own currency systems, which are not directly connected to the Chen Yuan officially issued by the Chen Kingdom, but are indirectly connected.

For example, the currency issued by the player's territory, the various denominations of currency are the same as Chen Yuan, and the currency of the same nominal denomination has the same value as Chen Yuan.

There will also be banks in the territory that exchange territory currency with Chen Yuan, charging only a small fee or no fee.

Territory currency can only be used in the territory, and Chen Yuan cannot be used publicly in the player's territory.

This doesn't matter to the indigenous people. Most of them will not have the opportunity to go to the human main city under the official control of Chen State.

It is also for this reason that the Chen State government will not force its subordinate territories to use only Chen Yuan, and they can have their own exclusive currency for their own territories.

There are indigenous leaders and player leaders in the player's territory. Player leaders go to the human main city more often. It is even possible that player leaders live in the territory themselves while their families are in the human main city.

Territory currency cannot be used in the human main city, so the lord needs to pay Chenyuan to the player subjects as wages. If the player subjects need territory currency, they can exchange it at the territory bank.

Basically, every player's territory has its own territory currency, and they all purchase alchemical money printing machines to produce their own territory currency. This leads to considerable competitive pressure in the small industry of alchemical money printing machines.