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After a wonderful night at the waterfront.

Ron returned to the manor after breakfast.

A road also needs to be built between the two territories, as does the port.

He returned and immediately gave the instructions regarding this matter.

The road Ron wanted to build wasn't a wide, main road.

It's just a country road, where the land is leveled and the vegetation is removed.

As long as it can make the horse run, that's fine.

This way, Ron can ride his horse back and forth between the various territories in just half an hour.

The weather wasn't very good today; it was gloomy with low-hanging clouds.

A cool breeze blew by, completely different from the sweltering heat of the past few days.

Sure enough, less than an hour after Ron returned, a torrential downpour began.

It started as a few drops, splashing up tiny specks of dust as they hit the ground. Then it grew denser and faster, eventually turning into a torrential downpour.

The raindrops pattered on the roof tiles, sounding like someone was drumming overhead.

Rainwater streamed down the eaves, forming a curtain of water before our eyes. The vegetation in the yard was washed clean by the rain, its branches and leaves swaying in the wind and rain with each drop.

Ron stood on the porch, watching the heavy rain splash on the ground and listening to the patter of the rain.

His mood was also refreshed; he loves rainy days the most.

You can spend a whole day doing nothing but watching the rain.

However, given that Ron had only been up for a short while, he didn't want to go back to sleep.

He summoned Perrin and asked Perrin to take him for a tour of the newly built Lily Town.

Walking along the country path with an umbrella in hand.

In the fields on both sides of the road, the crops were battered by the rain and bent over, but their roots were deep and they did not collapse. The lush green leaves were washed clean and looked even more vibrant than on a sunny day.

"This rain came just in time," Perrin shouted from behind.

"If the drought continues for a few more days, the crops will wilt."

The town of Lily is located between the port and the manor. It has only been built for less than two months, but it already looks quite impressive.

The town is small, with a main street running north to south and several intersections. On both sides are stone houses with gray walls and red tiles, all neatly arranged.

General stores, blacksmith shops, taverns, and inns lined up one after another, and although the storefronts were small, they had everything one needed.

When Ron arrived, there were hardly any people on the street. It was raining, and everyone was huddled indoors. Only a few children were squatting under the eaves playing in the water. When they saw the steward coming, they ran inside in fright.

Ron's expression changed as soon as he entered the town.

Because of the heavy rain, it will take a while for the town's drainage system to finish.

So there was a layer of water on the ground, not deep, about two or three centimeters.

But can someone explain what this muddy soup is?

Ron's good mood was ruined.

Perrin, seeing the lord's sudden change in expression, realized something was wrong.

He hurriedly said, "Sir, the town does have toilets, but these residents find it troublesome, and they may not be able to change their habits in a short time."

Ron sneered: "Can't change it? There's nothing that can't be changed."

"I think they've forgotten the lord's authority!!"

"Go and call Dick over, put him on the bench!!"

Anyone who dares to urinate or defecate anywhere again will be given a few lashes. If they don't change their ways after two offenses, they can go back to being serfs!

The town's residents are now almost all free citizens, which is a good thing for them.

Now, if you want to become Lord Ron's free man, you need to pay even more.

These serfs, who did not want to be stripped of their free citizenship, had to act according to the lord's wishes.

Of course, they can leave, since they are free people. But once they leave the territory, no lord will recognize their status as free people, and they will all be captured and made serfs.

Ron might not care much about other parts of the territory, but the places he frequents must be kept clean.

There was no particular reason; he just felt uncomfortable seeing it. This was just Ron using his authority in a small way.

It is important to understand that a lord has virtually unlimited power within his own territory.

All property within the territory belongs to the lord, including the fish in the river, the animals in the forest, and even the branches on the ground.

No serf dared to touch it without the lord's permission.

Lords can make their own laws, and some perverts even force their subjects to give up their virginity.

Ron was not that abnormal, and he looked down on those ugly and deformed people.

Dick arrived quickly, having already learned the reason for the lord's anger.

He stopped in his tracks and said, "Sir, just you wait and see how I deal with these scoundrels!!"

"Lord Perrin is too kind, which is why these guys are so unruly and have offended your eyes." He didn't forget to sow discord among Perrin's eyes.

"Okay! It's up to you now."

Ron lost interest in continuing his stroll and went back to the manor to take a bath.

Actually, apart from sanitation, Baihe Town is quite well-built and is already in normal operation.

However, through this incident, Ron also became aware of some of the flaws in this world.

Hygiene was only one aspect; even the cities of the great nobles didn't pay much attention to it, focusing only on their own castles.

On the other hand, the world's grain yield per acre is simply too low.

The existence of the Fairy Insects has led to a lack of attention to agricultural technology research, and half of the food in a territory is produced by the Fairy Insects.

Anyway, no matter how they grew crops, they could always have enough to eat, and there would even be surplus to sell. So the serfs in the territory generally lived quite well. At least they wouldn't starve to death.

So, taking advantage of this sanitation cleanup, Ron planned to compost the plants, killing two birds with one stone.

As for how to compost, Ron didn't know; he'd leave that to his subordinates to figure out.

After taking a shower, Ron changed into some clean clothes.

He went to the training room to practice his battle qi. However, he had only been practicing for a short while when Laun sent someone to report that a new spirit insect had been discovered in the territory.

Ron's displeasure vanished instantly.

I knew it! Such a large territory shouldn't only have two wild sprite insects. They're probably hiding and haven't been discovered yet.

Ron stopped cultivating, picked up his umbrella, and followed.

The fairy insect was discovered in Niumatun.

A serf went out to cut hay for the cattle and horses and accidentally cut the caterpillar fungus. The caterpillar fungus flew out and spat at the serf, which is when he was discovered.

Ron thought to himself, "No wonder it's so hard to find; it's hidden so well."

Did the caterpillar fungus go to the cattle and horses before, which is why it wasn't discovered?

And when we first arrived, we set fire to the wasteland, which probably burned a few animals to death, which pained Ron.

Upon arriving at the destination, Ron was discussing matters with the steward of Niu Ma Tun when he saw Ron arrive and immediately came over to report:

"Sir, this time we found a potato fairy worm. There's only half a cordyceps left. It's over there."

Ron looked in the direction he was pointing and saw half of the cordyceps exposed to the air, with the other upper part clinging tightly to the broken end.

A little insect flew around, pitifully spitting saliva at the cordyceps' wound to help it heal.

As Ron and his companions approached, the elven insect immediately flew up, looking furious and buzzing, probably not saying anything nice.

Ron took out the jade to lure it, but it didn't work. This little thing had quite a temper.

Left with no other choice, Ron seized the spirit insect and forcibly completed the contract.

After the contract was made, Ron could sense the sadness in its heart and comforted it for a while, and the little guy finally calmed down.

The contract revealed that this potato sprite was actually a potion-type insect, which was quite unexpected.

That means Ron now has eleven potion-eating insects.

Carefully dig out the cordyceps and put it into the jade box along with the other half.

Ron then took them back to the elf house.