<h3 ss="wp-block-heading">The Novel <strong>The Amazing Son-in-Law</strong> & <strong>Hero of Hearts</strong> by <strong>Lord Leaf</strong> – Free Online Read <strong>Chapter 52</strong>87


    “Appreciate the sunrise?!”


    Thirty-nine Zero was taken aback and asked excitedly, “Sir, are you serious?!”


    Charlie nodded, affirming, “I just mentioned that in the future, I will ensure that the deceased can be in any location. During this time, you can take turns to visit the surface, and this first opportunity will be dedicated to those children who have never experienced the sun, the moon, or the stars.”


    Feeling thrilled, Thirty-nine Zero suddenly recalled something and inquired, “Sir, what about this time? It’s still dark outside?”


    “Yes,” Charlie replied. “In half an hour, dawn will break.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Looking at the bright lights above, Thirty-nine Zero sighed, “It seems that our perception of day and night is different from the outside world. It’s almost the opposite.”


    Charlie smiled gently, saying, “They don’t want you to keep track of time in the real world, so they naturally distort and reverse reality.” After a moment, he added, “But don’t worry; starting today, the day and night here will align with the outside world. I will arrange for a clock to be set up for you, and your date and time will be fully synchronized with real life moving forward.”


    Thirty-nine Zero expressed his gratitude respectfully, saying, “Thank you, sir!”<fnbd4a> N?w ?ovel chapt?rs are published on F?ndNovel</fnbd4a>


    “By the way, there’s another task I need you to handle,” Charlie said.


    Thirty-nine Zero promptly responded, “Please tell me, sir!”


    Charlie continued seriously, “Starting tomorrow, you will send your people, divided into three groups of about 1,000 individuals each, and select 130borers from each group to continue the daily production and mining operations of the copper mine.”


    Turning to Li Nianzong, who was following him, Charlie added, “For fairness, the same applies to the Xiaoqiwei (Bickford guards). Each of the left, middle, and right banners should select about 20borers to coborate with the workers chosen from the deceased.”


    Li Nianzong replied without hesitation, “Don’t worry, sir; I will take care of this!”


    Charlie instructed further, “The work will follow an eight-hour, three-shift system, with one break and one rest period. Therefore, when selecting candidates internally, ensure that you form aplete team and rotate within each group to guarantee everyone receives ample rest.”


    “No problem!” Li Nianzong affirmed. “The production scale of this copper mine isn’trge, with only a little over 100 people working at any given time.”


    “Exactly,” Charlie agreed. “We’re not employing them to exploit theirbor; rather, it’s essential for maintaining the normal operation of this copper mine so that Bickford won’t notice any irregrities. Therefore, let all the workers involved know that as long as they participate in thebor, I willpensate them with twice the sry of regr mine workers in Cyprus, to be settled in US dors at that time.”


    Li Nianzong and Thirty-nine Zero exchanged nces, and Li Nianzong said, “Sir, you don’t need to worry about the money… You have already helped us immensely; you are our great benefactor. How can we ept money from you again? Furthermore, the ores produced by this copper mine will go to the Bickford Hui, and the settlement will not benefit you. This would mean you’re just giving away money.”


    “Yes…” Thirty-nine Zero quickly chimed in, “Sir, firstly, we can’t let you spend money on us again. Secondly, the money holds no value for us at all; to us, it’s just a pile of waste paper. Why not keep this money for your future endeavors against the Qing Dynasty…”


    Charlie waved his hand firmly, stating, “If you work, you deserve to bepensated. This is one of the few truths that have remained unchanged throughout human history. You can save this money or use it to purchase something you desire. However, as Thirty-nine Zero mentioned, for safety’s sake, you shouldn’t be allowed to spend it carelessly. I will have someone provide you with a list ofmonly used products, which we will distribute to everyone. If you need anything, let Wanlongdian handle the purchases and discreetly transport them here for everyone’s benefit. I can assure you that Wanlongdian will not inte the prices.”


    Both Li Nianzong and Thirty-nine Zero were taken aback.


    They hadn’t anticipated that Charlie would n to utilize Wanlongdian to assist them with their simple shopping needs, which seemed quite encouraging.


    However, thinking about how everyone would genuinely be able to earn money through dailybor to buy various items for themselves and their families filled them with hopeful anticipation.


    Especially for Thirty-nine Zero, whocked the freedom that Li Nianzong enjoyed. After all, Li Nianzong had been the captain of Xiaoqiwei, whereas Thirty-nine Zero had spent most of his life underground, cut off from the outside world.


    For years, Thirty-nine Zero had tried to exin to his son that the Earth is round.


    Yet, his son had never been on a mission, had never seen the outside world, and Thirty-nine Zero couldn’t even provide a globe for him. There was no reasonable way for his son to grasp this simple concept.


    Once Charlie’s proposed model was implemented and he began to earn money, he could buy a globe for just a few dors to exin the true nature of the world to his son.


    Charlie added, “By the way, regarding the selection ofbor, I hope you can approach it by considering families as units, allowing each family to select a strong worker to participate, thus maximizing fairness and justice.”


    “Understood, sir!” Both agreed without a second thought, as Charlie’s idea aligned perfectly with their ns.


    Charlie continued, “Additionally, if family members engage in logistics support roles, their sries must correspond to the actual type of work and workload. For underage children, each will receive a monthly milk fee of $200, to be managed by their families.”


    “Milk fee?” They were both puzzled upon hearing this, unable toprehend the purpose of this money.<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong><h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong>Next Chapter</strong>