Lord of the People: I Have a Small World

This is just a guess, and it is unknown how long it will take for it to happen, but many player forces are already making preparations.

Even if points cannot be used to recruit subjects, the population of the territory can still be increased by having subjects give birth to offspring, even if this method increases the population of the territory at a slower rate.

All player territories will not prohibit the subjects from having offspring, and there are also unions between male players and female indigenous people, and female players and male indigenous people.

As for whether the child born can become a player in the future, it is not known yet. If the child is born in the first year, we will have to wait until the seventeenth year to find out. Only when the child is sixteen years old can he become a player in the professional temple of the human main city.

Su Heng would not prevent his subjects from having offspring. Instead, he would support them in having more offspring.

It doesn't matter if pregnant female leaders have difficulty working.

If a civilian female leader becomes pregnant, then recruit more civilian leaders, as fewer points are required anyway.

It doesn’t matter if the professional female leaders are pregnant, Su Heng doesn’t need them to fight.

The people of the territory give birth to offspring for the sake of the territory's long-term plans for ten or even a hundred years.

However, when the subjects give birth to children, there will be many things to deal with after the children are born, and this is something Su Heng needs to consider.

For example, if a child is born without grandparents to take care of him or her and can only be taken care of by his or her parents, it will take up the parents' work time. It is best to establish a nursery and arrange for someone to take care of the child.

Primary schools, middle schools and universities will be established in the future.

Su Heng’s goal is to develop his territory to the level of Bincheng, or even surpass Bincheng.

A businessman came to ask Su Heng whether to set a price for housing in the territory so that the people could buy and sell it freely.

After a little thought, Su Heng said that there was no need to set a price for housing, as housing would not be freely bought and sold for a long time.

After the indigenous people are recruited into the territory by Su Heng, Su Heng will give them houses for free. The ownership of the houses is in Su Heng's hands, and the people just live there for free.

According to the status of the subjects, they live in houses of different grades.

If the people work hard, for example, civilian people become professionals, and professional people advance, they can live in better houses.

This can also be considered a way to motivate the people to not lie down.

In addition, if a man and a woman get married, they can apply for cohabitation and move into a new house to live together, instead of having to live in the same house with other people.

As merchants set prices for various items within the territory, shops are also being established in the territory.

There is no "store" type in the territory buildings. You can choose to build houses first and then renovate them, or you can choose to build suitable buildings yourself to use as stores.

Even though the people were paid wages, they still had to eat from the same pot for a long time.

It is rather troublesome for the people to cook by themselves. They have to buy firewood to make fire and buy raw materials to cook. The food they make does not taste as good as that cooked by a chef. It is better to eat what the chef cooks directly.

Therefore, the public canteen in the territory will always exist, and the people in the territory will pay to eat in the public canteen, or take food home to eat.

The same is true in Bincheng. There are public canteens of all sizes where the food is very cheap, and there are also more expensive restaurants.

Su Heng handled each territory affair one by one. Fortunately, the population of the territory was not large now, so Su Heng could handle it. In the future, as the population of the territory continued to increase, Su Heng would need to spend more time on territory management.

There is no other way around this, Su Heng has no other players available.

The recruited indigenous people can serve as territorial officials. Su Heng always explains carefully to make sure the officials understand what he means.

Fortunately, there is loyalty displayed. Even if officials find it difficult to accept the purpose of doing so, they will loyally carry out the orders of the lord.

Only players understand other players, and the players' subjects can easily understand the lord's intentions and build a territory that the lord needs.