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Juan took the ore, walked to Dazhuangmian, and placed the ore on the ground.

Dazhuang lowered its head, nudged the area with its nose, then gathered it up with its paws and carried it to the storage point.

After several trips, his movements became more and more skillful.

Louis was taking notes on the sidelines.

He was originally in charge of sorting, but now he has an extra task: to tally Dazhuang's work efficiency.

An hour later, Su Chen told Da Zhuang to stop and rest.

He walked up to the ore pile and looked at it; the output per hour was at least one and a half tons.

It used to take Juan and Luis half a day to dig this much.

Dazhuang stood to the side, breathing steadily, not panting much.

This little task is about as easy for it as taking a walk.

Su Chen took Da Zhuang to the Spirit Spring area to drink water.

Dazhuang lowered his head and drank several large gulps, then lay down on the grass next to the spring.

Su Chen squatted down beside it and waited for it to rest, then reached out and patted its back.

Da Zhuang let out a satisfied snort.

Emma walked over with her notebook.

She comes to the mine every morning to tally the production and enters the data into the ranch's financial statements.

She arrived earlier than usual today because she saw Dazhuang working at the mine on the surveillance camera.

She stood in front of the ore pile, looked at the volume of the ore, and then looked at yesterday's data in the notebook.

"Yesterday, the total was 4.8 tons."

"It's only nine o'clock in the morning."

"Dazhuang worked for an hour."

Emma did some calculations on her notebook.

"If operating all day, what would the daily output be?"

Su Chen didn't answer because he wasn't sure either.

Dazhuang's stamina is not a problem; the key is whether he can maintain efficiency.

After resting for half an hour, Dazhuang was taken back to the mine by Su Chen.

The afternoon's work went more smoothly than the morning's. Dazhuang was already familiar with the process and didn't need Su Chen to give instructions at every step.

Juan placed the ore on the ground, and Dazhuang knew to take it to the storage point.

Louis sorted the items on the side, and Da Zhuang didn't bother him.

A large rock blocked the vein of ore along the way.

The stone weighed at least two or three hundred pounds, and Juan and Luis couldn't move it.

Su Chen called Dazhuang over and pointed to the stone.

Dazhuang walked up to the rock, nudged it with his shoulder, and the rock rolled to the side.

It pushed again, and the stone rolled out of the mining area.

Juan swallowed hard.

Su Chen patted Dazhuang on the head, and Dazhuang continued mining.

At three o'clock in the afternoon, Su Chen told Da Zhuang to stop and rest.

Dazhuang went to the spring to drink water again, then lay down and took a nap.

Su Chen walked back to the mine site, where Juan had already piled up the ore for the day.

Louis walked over with his notebook.

"By the time we finish today, we estimate we'll have reached five tons."

Su Chen nodded, took out his phone, and sent a message to Goldstein.

"Ore production has increased, so we can prepare more truckloads for the next delivery."

Goldstein called back quickly.

"Mr. Su, have you added any equipment?"

"The process has been optimized."

Goldstein was silent for two seconds.

"Okay, I'll come check the goods tomorrow. Five tons? Are you sure?"

You'll know when you get here.

After hanging up the phone, Su Chen walked back to the Lingquan area.

Dazhuang had woken up and was lying by the spring drinking water.

Black Fang led his pack of wolves on patrol around the mine site, while Ling Feng circled in the sky.

At four o'clock in the afternoon, Dazhuang returned to the mine to continue working.

This time, Su Chen gave it a new task: to gather the sorted ores together.

Dazhuang used his claws to push the scattered ore towards the center, and in a few moments, it was gathered into a large pile.

Juan and Luis only needed to load the truck; they didn't even have to bend down to pick up the ore.

The day's work concluded with a total ore weight of 5.1 tons.

Emma entered the data into the financial statements, noting the reasons for the efficiency improvements.

Brown Bear Dazhuang joined the mining operation, responsible for digging, transporting, and piling. With the labor cost remaining unchanged, the daily output increased from 3 tons to 5.1 tons.

Su Chen stood at the edge of the mine site, watching Da Zhuang slowly walk back to the rest area.

This bear does the work of two workers in three days.

He opened the system panel, and Dazhuang's loyalty was 85%.

Production could be even higher tomorrow.

.......

As Anderson drove along the ranch road, he saw a huge figure moving in the direction of the mine in the distance.

He slowed down, pulled over to the side of the road, and leaned out of the driver's seat to look.

Dazhuang was pushing a piece of ore from the mining site to the storage site.

The distance wasn't close, but Dazhuang was so big that Anderson could see him clearly.

His expression was serious. He noted down the information and drove away.

Back on his farm, Anderson made calls to several ranchers in the vicinity.

He didn't embellish the story; he simply told the truth.

"Su Chen's ranch has a brown bear that is huge and looks scary."

News travels fast.

One rancher told another that the other rancher had mentioned it to a bar patron while shopping in town.

Once drinkers have had a drink, their words become distorted.

"I heard that Su Chen is raising a man-eating bear."

"My cousin saw the bear knock down a wall with his own eyes."

"That bear is three meters tall when it stands up, and it can kill a cow with one slap."

In a western-style bar, several patrons were talking increasingly outrageous things.

Some people claim to have witnessed Dazhuang tearing apart livestock in the pasture.

Some people are certain that Su Chen smuggled wild animals from Canada.

Some residents began to avoid the area around the ranch.

One family had planned to visit the ranch's cultural relics exhibition area over the weekend, but has now cancelled their trip.

The restaurant owner in town frowned when he heard about it from a customer, but didn't say anything.

On the day Luke delivered the goods, he drove to the ranch entrance and happened to see Dazhuang walking towards the mine.

Dazhuang was just passing by; he was still fifty meters away from the road.

But Luke's steering wheel still veered slightly, almost scraping against the roadside fence.

He parked his car at the entrance, too afraid to get out.

He took out his phone and called Su Chen.

"Mr. Su, the goods have arrived. Could you have someone come to the door to help carry them?"

Su Chen asked Hu An to go to the door to receive the goods.

Luke turned off the car and sat in the driver's seat to wait.

Juan walked to the car, and Luke rolled down the window.

"Is that bear... alright?"

"Very docile."

After Juan finished speaking, he opened the carriage and began unloading the goods.

Luke hesitated for a moment, then got out of the car.

He carried two bags of feed into the warehouse, keeping his eyes on Dazhuang the whole time.

Da Zhuang didn't even glance at him.

Back in town, Luke went to a bar for a drink.

Someone asked him if he had seen the bear while delivering the goods, and Luke told the truth.

"That bear was really big, more than half a ton, but it didn't look fierce and didn't even roar."

Nobody believed him.

Bank manager Smith called Su Chen the next day.

Smith spoke tactfully, first asking about the ranch's operations, then about the loan requirements, before finally getting to the point.

"Mr. Su, I heard you keep a brown bear as a pet?"

"right."

"Is this...safe?"

"I'm doing this for the safety of the ranch. You know, banks also assess risks when lending money."

Su Chen said, "If you're worried, you can come and visit the ranch."

Smith said he'd come another day and hung up the phone.

Mayor George frowned as he listened to his deputy's report at the town hall.

Su Chen's ranch has boosted the economy of Baiyu Town, and the cultural relics exhibition area has attracted many tourists.

If word gets out that a ranch is raising a man-eating bear, tourists will be afraid to come, and the entire town will suffer.

George instructed his deputy to investigate and confirm the information before deciding how to proceed.

When Old Jack was registering at the guardhouse, a passerby asked him if the ranch kept bears.

Old Jack told the truth that the bear was docile, worked at the mine every day, and didn't bite anyone.

But passersby were skeptical, and after they left, they still told others that the ranch was raising a giant beast.

Emma noticed that there were fewer tourists.

She checked the appointment records and browsed through online reviews.

A post on a local forum claimed that Sunset Ranch was keeping dangerous wild animals.

She took the notebook to find Su Chen.

Su Chen glanced at the post and returned the phone to Emma.

"Don't worry about it, it'll calm down in a few days."

"Should we have Ben issue a certificate?"

"Let's talk about it when we have the original."

Su Chen wasn't in a hurry.

Dazhuang works, patrols, and rests on time every day, doing whatever he's supposed to do.

The wolf pack patrolled with Dazhuang's help. At night, when the coyotes approached the edge of the ranch, Dazhuang's low growl scared them away.

The cattle-stealing gang sent a scout to investigate.

The scouts hid in the woods outside the ranch, observing with binoculars.

He first saw the pack of wolves by the fence, then the eagles circling in the sky, and finally Dazhuang walking towards him from the direction of the mine.

The probe's telescope almost fell over.

He packed his things and ran, running all the way back to his car, starting the engine and driving a long way off.

Back at the gang's hideout, he told the leader:

"That ranch has wolves and bears. The bears are twice as tall as a person when they stand up, so it's impossible to get in."

The leader scolded him, but didn't dare send anyone else.

The veterinarian came to the ranch as agreed to give Dazhuang a health check.

He drove to the entrance, and as soon as he got out of the car, he saw Dazhuang walking towards him from the direction of the mine.

Ben paused for a moment, but quickly regained his composure.

He took out protective gear from the car, put it on, and walked over to Su Chen with his first-aid kit.

"Let's check his condition first."