D-level males reached the pinnacle of life by living off women.

Xiu moved next to the supervisor and they looked at the contents of the paper together.

First, let's look at the recruitment requirements. They're not much different from those of other mines.

Female, adult, physically strong, mentally stable, with priority given to those with mining work experience, Grade C preferred, and married preferred.

Xiu thought this condition was easy to find; they had plenty of resources at their disposal. It seemed this deal was secure.

Xiu then looked at the treatment and then stopped.

A few seconds later, he rubbed his eyes, his face full of disbelief. The supervisor next to him didn't show it as obviously, but his eyes were also full of doubt.

Having worked in this industry for so many years, this is the first time I've ever seen miners receive such generous treatment.

I only work eight hours a day, and the salary is 3,000 yuan, plus there are extra bonuses.

The daily mining volume of silver crystals must exceed one hundred grams. This requirement can be met by anyone who doesn't slack off; it's practically giving money away.

The supervisor and the manager looked at each other in bewilderment.

"Mr. Brown, are you sure you haven't made a mistake with this compensation?" the supervisor asked cautiously.

"I'm sure."

Out of professional ethics, the supervisor still gave a reminder.

"Mr. Brown, currently on Golan Star, miners' wages are generally between two thousand and two thousand five, and there are usually no bonuses. The food and accommodation provided are also not this good. To be honest, the benefits offered by your company are the most generous I have ever seen. Would you like to confirm with the company again?"

Brown certainly knew what the working conditions were like for miners on Golan Star, but what could he do when the company had a boss who wanted to be a good guy, and this boss also had a rich, love-struck woman.

So all Brown can say is...

"No need to confirm anymore, I'm sure this treatment is fine."

Seeing Brown's certainty, Xiu couldn't help but ask.

"Mr. Brown, is the work location confirmed to be on Golan Star?"

Xiu was genuinely worried that Brown might be sending the miners to some planet with extremely poor living conditions.

"Yes, it's on Golan Star," Brown replied.

Afterwards, the supervisor asked Brown for some more information about the company. Once he had a better understanding, the supervisor said...

"Mr. Brown, we understand your needs. Do you have any time-related requirements?"

"Of course, the sooner the better."

"Okay, given your large demand, we guarantee all the miners will be in place within a week. Is that acceptable?"

"no problem."

"Our normal fee is 100 Star Coins per miner for referrals. However, given your large demand, I've decided to offer you a discount: 50 Star Coins per miner. What do you think?"

"no problem."

Brown had inquired about the agency's fees before coming, and fifty was considered a relatively low price, so he naturally had no objections.

The boss liked the big clients the most, so he quickly had Xiu print out the contract. In just a few minutes, the big deal was signed.

……

After Brown left, Xiu held the contract, still somewhat dazed, feeling as if he were dreaming.

Just a few hours ago, he was worried about losing his job; just a few hours later, he no longer had to worry about his bonuses for the month or even the whole year.

The supervisor next to him couldn't hide his joy.

"Xiu, quickly send a message to the group. We need to start screening suitable miners immediately. This order absolutely cannot have any problems," the supervisor said.

"clear."

A few seconds later, the miners' group on Golan Star became lively again after a long time.

First, a job posting was released in the group, and then the group exploded with people asking all sorts of questions.

At the same time, almost all the insects working as miners on Golan began to rush to the Deep Blue Intermediary. Even those insects who were preparing to go to other planets to make a living canceled their tickets and headed to the intermediary instead.

The lobby of Deep Blue Real Estate Agency was bustling with activity again after a long absence.

A week later, all the miners needed by Rothschild Silverstone Mining Company were in place, and the company officially began operations.

……

Inside a cave, on a wide, flat stone platform, a dozen children were brandishing weapons and fighting each other.

However, there was no hatred or excitement in the eyes of these children, only emptiness and numbness, and some deep-seated pain.

The high platform was filled with deathly silence and bloodshed.

After some time, a winner emerged from among these children; the others either died or were seriously injured.

But the child who ultimately won didn't seem happy or relaxed at all; he just stood there blankly, his movements mechanical and stiff.

Looking up from the platform, there is a glass walkway about fifty meters above the platform.

Viv, dressed in a black robe, stood in the corridor, watching everything unfolding on the platform with a cold expression.

Only after the final winner was decided did Viv turn and leave, the hem of his robe drawing a sharp arc in the air.

Viv walked to the end of the corridor, where a female insect, also dressed in a black robe and with an air of arrogance written all over her face, was leaning against the wall waiting for him.

"Yuri, the insects trained this time are so much weaker than before. Aren't you afraid the main insect will blame you?" Viv said, frowning.

Yuri shrugged.

"Vivi, this has nothing to do with me. In previous years, the female insects you sent over were mostly grade B, with a few grade C occasionally. They also possessed special abilities. Of course, the finished products trained from such seedlings would be of a higher quality."

"But look at what kind of trash you've been sending over lately. Most of them are just ordinary C-grade, and their physical condition is all so-so."

"Most C-grade female insects, unless there are special circumstances, have limited potential. No matter how much they are trained, they will remain the same. What can I do? Even if the master insect wants to blame someone, it won't be me. The one who needs to worry is probably yourself," Yuri said.

Viv was speechless for a moment. He couldn't refute Yuri's words, so he could only say...

"We'll have some good stuff coming soon—three B-grade female insect larvae. They're young, which is perfect for training, and I'm very optimistic about their potential. With proper training, they might become our new ace. I'll be able to deliver them to you in a few days."

"I'm looking forward to it," Yuri said nonchalantly.