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Chapter 76 Food, Housing, and Work included ([-]rd update)
Allen froze for a moment, it is a good thing to love learning.

"So which aspect do you want to study, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, or management?" Allen paused, and then added management.

Windsor is a management talent, and learning some modern management books will definitely help a lot.

Windsor didn't know which one was the most useful, so she simply said, "How about I learn them all?"

Allen said "hmm", he didn't expect Windsor to have such a wide range of study interests and dare to challenge so many subjects.

"I have recently finished compiling textbooks for junior high school mathematics and junior high school physics. You can read these two books first, and then I will write this book... Well, I will write "Management Science" first for you to read."

In Alan's mind, the deputy village chief should learn to manage better.
"OK, all right."

Windsor is looking forward to this book on management. As for mathematics is a subject about calculation, Alan explained this when he started elementary school, arithmetic is mathematics.

The only subject I didn't understand was junior high school physics. Windsor guessed irresponsibly that physics should be easy to learn, right?
The ignorant are fearless. When Windsor planned to take all the studies, she saw Alan take out two books with white covers.

The first white book cover had the word "mathematics" written in the orc language, and there was a painting by Alan on the cover.

Two simple horizontal lines and wavy lines form a concrete road, a running stickman, and several equations beside the picture, such as "(x/60)-(x/70)=1".

Windsor couldn't understand what the cover of this junior high school mathematics book was, so she looked at another book—physics.

The cover pattern of this book is also very casual, directly draw a steam engine with simple strokes.

Seeing the steam engine, Windsor took a deep breath and subconsciously clenched the book called Physics.

"Master Allen, does "Physics" teach how to make a steam engine?" Windsor spoke with a trembling voice.

The steam engine is widely used in the town. The steam engine is used to pull mines, to pump water in mines, and to machine tools such as bore beds and drilling machines. It is almost everywhere.

The immense power of the steam engine has changed all walks of life and is of great significance.

Just like the drill press used to make guns, without a steam engine, she couldn't imagine how to use human power to drill out a qualified steel barrel.

As for the hydraulic drilling machine, she had never tried it, and subconsciously felt that the power of the water flow was not strong enough for a steam engine.

So she simply believes that mastering the steam engine is equal to mastering the key skills of musket manufacturing.

"This book does not teach you how to make a steam engine, but only teaches you to understand the physical principles contained in everything in the world, such as the steam engine using internal energy to convert mechanical energy..."

When Allen talked about internal energy and mechanical energy, Windsor showed an idiot-like expression, unable to understand the meaning of these two words.

Alan knew that it was difficult for Windsor to understand these words, so he stopped elaborating on the principles of the steam engine, and said slowly: "You can try to learn physics, but don't take it too seriously, because it is really difficult to learn... I think "Management" It suits you better."

Windsor nodded half-understood, and Allen's tone proved that the steam engine is quite incomprehensible.

Allen did not teach her to study. It would take a lot of time to teach these two books, and she was the only student to teach. The efficiency of time utilization was very low and it was not cost-effective.

It's better to write teaching materials, because he has used the knowledge needed for farming in an infinite streaming game, so naturally he doesn't need to summarize it again, he just needs to recall the past, and then apply the orc worldview to copy it directly.

Shashasha, Allen took up the pen and concentrated on copying management.

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Morning Glory Town.

After experiencing the catastrophe of a huge animal horde, the residents in the city were in dire straits, their expressions were numb, and they couldn't move their legs as they looked at the town that had been turned into ruins.

The large eastern city of Silver City only accommodated [-] refugees, and no more refugees would be accommodated.

Ten thousand residents of Morning Glory Town crossed west ahead of schedule, and the remaining [-] residents had nowhere to go. Some people went north to find villages to hide from the disaster, and some orcs went south by boat to find a way to saltpeter town.

There are also some orcs who tried to go to the Great Iron Village, but were engulfed by the beast tide on the way.

The remaining orcs who had no way out guarded Morning Glory Town together with tens of thousands of lion soldiers.

"Morning Glory has survived, but it has suffered heavy losses, and there are destroyed mud houses everywhere."

"Master Morning Glory Viscount said that due to the huge beast tide this year, the tax can be reduced by half, but the land has been trampled by wild beasts, what should we do?" The orcs laughed bitterly, seeing no hope of life.

The harvest of the Viscount Morning Glory was also miserable. His land was outside the city wall, which was so vast that it had no limits. Unfortunately, it was all destroyed by the beast tide.

They regretted that there were very few large-scale animal swarms, and the entire Lionheart Kingdom was not prepared for such a large number of animal swarms. Once a large-scale animal swarm occurred, the disaster would be severe, and they vowed to build farmland inside the city wall next time.

However, with so much farmland, enlarging the city wall is a waste of time and money, and the Viscount is reluctant to spend the money to build the wall.

At this time, a cat-eared orc came out and suggested as a gesture of helping the people in distress: "Why don't we go to live in Datie Village, where there is a half-tax policy."

"Half tax policy?"

"Yes, and each freeman can temporarily own a house as long as he participates in the work announced by the village chief."

In front of the collapsed house, the orcs were not particularly moved, because the Viscount also moved out the half-tax policy to deal with the post-disaster situation.

"Sounds very good, but with all due respect, isn't Datie Village a small village for mining?"

"Hmm, I haven't been to the Great Iron Village, so I have no right to speak." The cat-eared orc patted the lion man on the shoulder, winked and said, "Food and lodging are all included and half tax is included, and a job is provided to help you support your family. What else do you want?"

"Food, lodging, and work?" Another poor lion man screamed with his eyes wide open when he heard the voice.

His name is Rodney, and he is an ordinary stonemason in Morning Glory Town. His small home was destroyed by the barbaric goblins, and the wooden beams were smashed. The whole family collapsed, and now it is uninhabitable.

To build another house, you need a golden dragon.

He couldn't afford that price. After all, he only had three silver dragons in his poor pocket. Besides paying taxes, he had to support a family of four, and the rest of his life would be tight.

"Uh, it's true that food and housing are included, and work is also included." The young assassin who was pulling people for Datie Village was a little confused. Could it be that in their opinion, the most important thing is to include food, housing and work?
Isn't the half-tax policy the most attractive, and the jobs with good pay, oh wait, he forgot to introduce the job pay to them.

Assassin Bell patted his rusty brain. He had just returned from the wilderness and hadn't fully adapted to the propaganda work that Allen had just ordered.

He thought for a while, and said truthfully: "There are many jobs in Datie Village. For example, a mason can apply for an architect job. He has fifty copper coins a month. He has three meals a day. There are white rice porridge, fatty pork slices, and Green vegetables.

You can temporarily own a house, which belongs to the village. If you want to fully own it, you need to spend five years of working time to earn the money to buy the property rights.

Of course, you can choose to pay in installments, I feel that the village chief’s decree is a bit redundant, can’t it just be deducted from the salary…”

When Bell recounted the basic working conditions of the villagers in Datie Village, he couldn't help complaining about the troublesome operation of paying in installments.

Poor Rodney listened for a while, breathing more and more heavily, and there was a faint sound of gurgling saliva in his throat.

　It came out before midnight, this is the third update.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)