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

After Lu Yuan returned to Golan from Erakol, he continued his regular life of talking to Rhine every day, thinking about Rhine, working, eating, and sleeping.

Regarding work, since the workload at the foundation is not heavy right now, Lu Yuan has devoted more of his energy to the mining company.

As for why the Military Families Alliance wasn't taken care of, it's naturally because the Military Families Alliance has even more free time than the foundation.

I went to the Tongmenghui office once, but I just sat there for a whole morning without doing anything.

Lu Yuan also asked Worcester if there was any work arranged by the Tongmenghui.

Worcester scratched his head and said that this is how it's always been done here: organize an event, then take a month off.

These workaholics basically don't come to the office every day. They only come when there's something to do, and otherwise they just do whatever they need to do.

Lu Yuan could only exclaim, "Wow, this is truly a dream job! The pay may not be that much, but the workload is definitely minimal, and it's incredibly close to home."

Then Lu Yuan felt at ease putting the Tongmenghui aside.

In fact, the mining company is currently developing very steadily, and there are not many things to worry about.

According to Rhine, the mining company only needs to focus on mining silver crystals and storing them; the company doesn't need to worry about sales.

If there happens to be a buyer, I'll sell a few to make it look like a sale.

It doesn't matter if there are no buyers. Given the current market conditions for silver crystal mines, it's normal for them not to sell.

As for the mining of silver crystals, Lu Yuan didn't need to supervise it at all; the company's newly recruited miners were even more concerned than Lu Yuan, the boss.

Although the miners initially came for the high salaries, they couldn't help but have doubts before they actually received their wages, worrying whether the company would really pay them as promised.

Although the accommodation and working hours are the same as before, these things still can't compare to the salary.

Many miners never thought they could get that extra bonus; they were just grateful that the company would pay them their full 3,000 star coins salary.

When the first month ended and wages were distributed, the miners were ecstatic. Not only were their wages paid in full, but the unexpected bonuses were also paid as stipulated.

This greatly boosted the miners' enthusiasm, and they worked even harder when mining. Seeing the ever-increasing amount of silver crystals in the warehouse that they couldn't sell, the miners were more worried than their boss, Lu Yuan. Some miners even went to Lu Yuan's office to give him advice, leaving Lu Yuan both amused and exasperated.

The miners were genuinely afraid the company would go bankrupt. After all, where else could they find a company with such good benefits? This was the first time they had ever encountered one.

Since Lu Yuan didn't need to worry about the miners, he focused more of his attention on the children in the orphanage.

Lu Yuan felt a sense of responsibility towards these children he had personally recruited.

When Lu Yuan had free time, he would often go to the mine to check on the children's work and life. Over time, he discovered that the children were all working overtime.

When Lu Yuan first discovered this, he was very angry. He thought that insects were bullying the children.

Upon closer inquiry, it was discovered that the children had done this voluntarily, and the reason they did it was simple: they were simply too bored.

Lu Yuan set the children's work hours at four hours a day, from eight in the morning to noon. His original intention was to prevent the children from overworking and damaging their health.

However, Lu Yuan overlooked one thing: while his work schedule might not make the children feel tired, it would make them feel too idle.

After finishing their work in the morning, the children had nothing to do in the afternoon and evening. Since they didn't have much to do, many of them felt that it was better to do some work at the mine than to be idle in the dormitory.

Some children even suggested to Lu Yuan that their working hours should be extended, and it would be even better if their wages could be increased accordingly.

Lu Yuan also felt helpless about this matter. Of course, it was impossible to extend the children's working hours, but he did need to think of a way to find something for the children to do.

Before Lu Yuan's crossing, these children at this age would all be going to school obediently, without having to worry about finding a job.

Although the Zerg Empire has compulsory education, it's up to the female Zerglings whether or not they attend; no Zergling cares about that.

The children that Lu Yuan recruited all gave up their chance to go to school at a young age in order to work and save money.

Lu Yuan really wanted these children to go back to school, as his deeply ingrained belief was that only through education could they have a chance to change their fate.

However, Lu Yuan's idea could not be realized because there were no schools on Golan Star at all.

Children born on Golan Star either don't go to school or are sent to other planets to study.

Then Lu Yuan remembered that he had heard before his transmigration that some old factories and mines would set up their own schools for the children of their employees to attend.

Lu Yuan wants to build a school, but he can't afford to right now. However, he can open a place similar to a skills training class in the mine, so that children can study in the training class during their free time and learn some skills.

As for teachers, Lu Yuan plans to have adult miners from the mine teach the children skills that they can use in their work.

Lu Yuan set his sights on the idle male members of the Tongmenghui when it came to teaching basic courses (similar to Chinese mathematics and Chinese language).

Lu Yuan had no choice but to target these male insects, as most of the female insects on Golan Star were not very well-educated, and Lu Yuan simply couldn't find a suitable teacher.

Lu Yuan had read the information about these male insects in the Alliance and knew that they were basically all college graduates, so teaching a basic course would definitely not be a problem.

The male insects that were targeted were naturally unwilling. They were idle, but they were happy to do so. Why would they want to create trouble for themselves?

But Lu Yuan waved the chairman's flag and pressed down. Considering that there was a legion commander who was protecting his own behind Lu Yuan, and recalling what Worcester and his family had experienced before, the male insects in the alliance could only grit their teeth and agree.

The male insects were forced by Lu Yuan to become teachers, so they naturally didn't have much time to cause trouble.

Then the junior officers and soldiers of the 10th Army realized that their leader had been much more well-behaved lately and was no longer making a mess for them to clean up.

Upon further inquiry, they learned that it was all thanks to the legion commander, Xiong Zhu, which was why they looked at Rhine with gratitude.