Natural disasters come: I become a big boss by picking up scraps

Chapter 299 Blind Box Match 4
If Ling Mo was here at this moment, he would definitely not be able to help but throw the blind box in his hand at her eggplant-like face.

At the same time, Ling Mo suddenly felt a faint malice coming from all directions.

Ling Mo looked around vigilantly. Could it be that someone was targeting her?
Without the help of mental strength, the packing work would undoubtedly be boring.

After a while, Ling Mo started yawning.

This is even more boring than when I was picking up cow dung on the farm.

Picking up cow dung at least does not require any technical skills, and even if you get distracted it will not affect your work.

But packing the blind box involves three different tasks: folding the box, grabbing the silk, and putting the items in.

By the way, put on the lid and then place the blind box at the entrance.

Ling Mo realized that this was not going to work and that the speed could not be increased at all, so he immediately began to change his strategy.

She actually folded more than a hundred boxes in one breath, and then filled the boxes with Fangfei silk.

Finally, depending on the size of the items, put two or three items in these blind boxes, cover them with lids, and send them away together.

In this way, the speed is indeed much faster.

"It would be great if a few more people could come to help." Ling Mo sighed.

Just as Ling Mo finished his words, a speculative light suddenly flashed in the originally quiet room, and then a mechanical voice was heard.

"If you feel that you can't complete the work, you can hire a robot to help you. You only need to pay one silver coin to hire a robot to help you for one hour."

After listening to this, Ling Mo blinked in confusion. What does this mean?
If she remembered correctly, she came here to work. Now she was asked to pay a robot to work instead of her?

Why do I feel like something is wrong?

If Tamir has robots, why hire these players?
Is it because it’s cheap?
The robot said before that it would cost one silver coin per hour, and they needed to work here for five days, so it was not clear how much the salary would be.

But based on the wages received in the previous rounds, only a few were able to obtain gold coins, and most were silver coins.

But if the robot works non-stop for five days, that would be 120 silver coins, equivalent to one gold coin and twenty silver coins.

With this calculation, these players are simply cheap labor.

At this time, Ling Mo didn't know that her salary had been cut in half without her knowledge.

At this moment, Ling Mo really wanted to quit, but he couldn't. After all, when you live under someone's roof, you have to bow your head.

In that case, she could only get it back in other ways.

Thinking of this, Ling Mo became more determined to complete the task quickly.

So she directly hired three robots.

One is responsible for folding the blind box, one is responsible for putting the fragrant grass in, Ling Mo is responsible for putting things into the blind box, and the last robot is responsible for putting the packaged blind box into the transmission port.

Soon, three robots that Ling Mo had seen in the first and second games walked in from outside.

The moment the door opened, Ling Mo saw the scene outside the room for the first time.

Although Ling Mo used her mental power to get a general understanding of the place where she was as soon as she entered the game, there was still a gap between mental power and seeing with one's own eyes.

The three robots she hired were obviously familiar with each other. After accepting the task assigned by Ling Mo, they first scanned the goods in the room.

"It is estimated that the task can be completed within five hours. Please pay five silver coins first."

They were asking for money before the work even started. Ling Mo was shocked by the operation of these three robots.

"Shouldn't the salary be calculated after work?" Ling Mo argued.

Moreover, it clearly stated that the task could be completed within five hours, so why did it require five silver coins?
The three robots explained slowly, "Because we are working in our spare time, you need to pay us first. We need to confirm your financial situation."

Simply put, it is to see if Ling Mo can afford to hire them.

Five silver coins, five silver coins for one robot, and three robots are fifteen silver coins.

Seeing this, Ling Mo immediately didn't want to rent the house anymore. Although she didn't need the money, she felt bad when someone asked for money so confidently.

As if sensing Ling Mo's thoughts, one of the robots said, "Even if you want to refuse, you still need to pay a silver coin each, because the time starts from the moment we enter the door."

Good guy, forced buying and selling!

Ling Mo thought for a moment and said, "Who said I was going to go back on my word? I'll come for an hour first to see how fast you work."

As he spoke, Ling Mo took out three silver coins and gave each of them to the three robots.

After getting the silver coins, the three robots looked at each other, as if they did not expect Ling Mo to say that.

Ling Mo's idea was very simple, since he had to pay that silver coin whether he rented it or not.

Rather than giving away three silver coins for nothing, it would be better to keep them and work for him for an hour.

Ling Mo's original plan was to include himself, but after the three robots started working, he found that he could not help at all.

Although these three robots do not have three heads and six arms, they can control several manipulators to work at the same time, so Ling Mo himself has nothing to do.

If the work efficiency is so high, one silver coin per hour might not be a bad idea.

Ling Mo had no idea that the three robots worked so hard just because they wanted to continue to be employed.

This is not the normal working state of these robots.

While the three robots were working, Ling Mo was not idle beside them either.

There was only one item in each of the blind boxes packed by the three robots. Ling Mo found a place where he would not be disturbed and started packing the blind boxes.

While packing, Ling Mo was not idle either. She started chatting with the robot closest to her.

"Are the blind boxes from Tamir Star selling well?" Ling Mo asked with a curious look on his face.

"Of course, all the blind boxes in the entire galaxy are produced on the planet Tamir." The robot replied proudly.

Hearing this, Ling Mo nodded and continued to ask, "Besides this blind box, what other types of blind boxes are there?"

"What types of blind boxes are there? There are so many. There are spaceship blind boxes, doll blind boxes, gift blind boxes, pet blind boxes, dress blind boxes, cosmetics blind boxes, and everything else."

After that, the robot glanced around the room and whispered, "The blind boxes you pack here are the cheapest kind. Half of them are unsalable products that can't be sold. After being packaged into blind boxes, they can be sold. That's why only you are assigned to work here. There are several people in other blind box workshops."

(End of this chapter)