Lord of the People: I Have a Small World

In the territories of high-level players, most of the special territory buildings will be gathered together, and the number will vary at most.

Su Heng wanted to obtain an intermediate pharmaceutical workshop, or rather, he wanted to obtain more pharmaceutical workshops, in order to prepare the large amount of magical plants produced in the territory into potions.

On the one hand, it can be purchased and exchanged for use by the people in the territory, and on the other hand, it can also be sold to the outside world. It is currently the only industry in Su Heng's territory that can make money from the outside world.

Previously, there was only one primary pharmaceutical workshop in Su Heng's territory. In order to make this primary pharmaceutical workshop operate at full capacity, it required 1 second-level pharmacist, 5 first-level pharmacists, and 25 (zero-level) pharmacist apprentices.

Su Heng directly equipped 3 second-level pharmacists, 15 first-level pharmacists, and 75 (zero-level) pharmacist apprentices, and had the pharmacists work in three shifts.

The primary pharmaceutical workshop can operate at full capacity 24 hours a day and can produce up to 1200 bottles of primary medicine per day.

Including weekends and holidays, about 30 bottles of primary medicine can be produced in a year.

Initially, Su Heng settled the business by only producing primary mana potions with a market price of around 300 Chen Yuan. He sold them to major customers at a wholesale price of 20% off, and his annual profit could exceed 60 million Chen Yuan.

In reality, as a newcomer in the market, in order to quickly sell the primary mana potion, Su Heng actually sold it at a price slightly lower than 20% off, but the profit for one year should exceed the 60 million Chen Yuan that Su Heng had calculated before.

The most important reason is that when the primary pharmaceutical workshop was first put into operation, the World Tree was only at the second level, then it was upgraded to the third level, and now it has been upgraded to the fourth level.

From planting magical plants to preparing potions, the cost continues to decline due to the two major effects of the World Tree's upgrade, namely rapid plant growth and increased concentration of magical elements.

A primary pharmaceutical workshop can generate a profit of more than 60 million Chen Yuan a year, which is a relatively large income for an ordinary third-level player's territory, and it is also a considerable income for an ordinary fourth-level player's territory.

But for the current Su Heng territory, a profit of only 60 million Chen Yuan a year is too little.

For example, the territory army now has three battalions, totaling 450 people, including 378 third-level professionals, each with a monthly salary of 10 Chen Yuan, which requires 3780 million Chen Yuan; there are 72 fourth-level professionals, each with a monthly salary of 30 Chen Yuan, which requires 2160 million Chen Yuan.

A total of 5940 million Chen Yuan is required per month, which will exhaust the annual profit of the primary pharmaceutical workshop.

Fortunately, Su Heng's territory is in a small world, not on the Death Continent, so the prices do not need to be aligned with the human main city and other players' territories.

In addition, the wages of civilians are not high, while the wages of professionals are high, and they are mainly spent on cultivation resources.

What Su Heng's territory has no shortage of now are cultivation resources, environments with different levels of magic element concentration, and low-cost and fast-growing magic plants.

In this case, Su Heng doesn't need to worry about his territory going bankrupt.

At least in terms of cultivation resources, the indigenous professionals from the outside world and even ordinary players envy the professionals in Su Heng's territory.

A primary pharmaceutical workshop has less profit, while a mid-level pharmaceutical workshop has more profit.

In order for an intermediate pharmaceutical workshop to operate at full capacity, it requires 1 fourth-level pharmacist, 4 third-level pharmacists, 16 second-level pharmacists, 64 first-level pharmacists, and 256 (zero-level) pharmacist apprentices.

It takes 300 million points to recruit a fourth-level pharmacist, and only 900 million points to recruit three, which is equivalent to the points required to recruit a fourth-level nature mage or light mage.

Like the primary pharmaceutical workshop, Su Heng directly recruited three times the number of pharmacists, allowing this intermediate pharmaceutical workshop to operate at full capacity twenty-four hours a day.

In this case, if the intermediate pharmaceutical workshop only produces primary medicines, it can produce 4000 bottles a day. Including weekends and holidays, it can produce about 300 million bottles a year.

The production capacity of an intermediate pharmaceutical workshop is ten times that of a primary pharmaceutical workshop.

A production capacity of 300 million bottles a year seems like a lot, but if the company does not take weekends or holidays, the production capacity can be increased to more than 400 million bottles.

Such production capacity is quite exaggerated for a fourth-level player's territory. While meeting the needs of its own territory, it can be sold on a large scale.

The problem is that most of the territories of fourth-level players cannot have an intermediate pharmaceutical workshop, and many territories of fifth-level players do not have an intermediate pharmaceutical workshop either.

The primary mana potions produced by an intermediate pharmaceutical workshop at full capacity can support the daily needs of a fifth-level player's territory.

After all, they have to face the plague of the undead every night, and the professionals cannot rest all night. When their fighting spirit and mana are exhausted, they drink mana potions to recover quickly. They cannot go home and rest when their fighting spirit and mana are exhausted like in the human main city.

If an intermediate pharmaceutical workshop only produces intermediate medicines, it can produce 400 bottles a day and about 30 bottles a year.

The production capacity of primary potions in an intermediate pharmaceutical workshop is ten times that of intermediate potions, but in terms of potion prices, for example, mana potions, the price of intermediate mana potions cannot reach ten times that of primary mana potions.

If you want to make more money and gain more profits, this intermediate pharmaceutical workshop is suitable for fully producing primary mana potions.

For Su Heng, the annual profit of a primary pharmaceutical workshop exceeds 60 million, and the production capacity of an intermediate pharmaceutical workshop is ten times that of a primary pharmaceutical workshop, which means that the profit of more than 600 million Chen Yuan a year is not much, and can only buy a fifth-level advancement stone.

The first thing Su Heng had to consider was to meet the needs of the people in the territory. Primary mana potions had to be produced to meet the needs of the large number of low-level professionals in the territory.

Intermediate mana potions and intermediate life potions must also be produced to meet the needs of the third-level and fourth-level professionals in the territory army.

The territory army has to go out regularly to fight against the undead, and will use intermediate mana potions and intermediate life potions.

While meeting the needs of the people, all the remaining production capacity is used to produce easy-to-sell primary mana potions, and whatever profit can be made will be used.

The intermediate mana potions and intermediate life potions consumed by the territory army before were all purchased by Su Heng from Bincheng, but now they no longer need to be purchased.

The intermediate magic plants used to prepare intermediate mana potions and intermediate life potions have already been planted and harvested in the territory, and the planting scale will be expanded next.