Sir! Don't close the net!

“Hey… Mr. Yolan, don’t be nervous, you’re the client,” Seaman scratched his face, turned the document in his hand around, pushed it in front of Yolan, and began to explain very considerately, “It’s like this, you should be very clear about Guo Welton’s situation, right?”

"A temple is a symbol of a land's abundance, but the Goweton Temple was hollowed out long ago, perhaps hundreds of years ago, losing all its basic energy. This led to Goweton's gradual decline, with both food and livestock falling far below normal levels."

Yoram nodded blankly.

He didn't understand the specifics, but he had heard some things: Hagen, the capital of the Nibelungs, had hundreds of temples and was the richest place in the world; the corn there was taller than trees; the cattle, sheep, and horses there had seven or eight legs; and the chickens, ducks, and birds there had four or five pairs of wings.

Compared to Hagen's crops and animals, the flora and fauna of Gowerton seem like defective products with congenital defects.

“What I’m about to say may be hard to believe, but please remain extremely calm,” Seaman said, interlacing his fingers and lowering his head. “We have a way to repair the Temple of Gowerton and restore it to all the basic energy that a temple should have.”

"Huh?" Yolan was taken aback, then his pupils dilated violently. Now he understood why everyone who had left before was smiling so happily. "Can it really be fixed?!"

“Of course,” Seaman smiled sincerely. “When we first arrived in Guoweidun, we were already planning to restore the Guoweidun Temple. It’s just that this is too far-fetched for you, and the higher-ups also have doubts about whether Guoweidun is worth doing this for.”

"The higher-ups are very satisfied with Guoweiton's development over the past few years, believing that Guoweiton has the potential of other cities, and it's a real pity that the hollowed-out temple is dragging it down, so this year..."

Finally, the supplies have been approved.

Heman shrugged as he spoke.

"The repair work will begin in the next couple of days."

"That's great! Thank you!"

Yoran subconsciously stood up and bowed to Heman, which made Heman unable to hold back, and he quickly reached out to press down on her.

"I haven't finished yet. There are some things I need to make clear to you first."

"I'm sorry," Yolan said, his face flushed, as he sat back down, feeling a prickling sensation on his back.

It was probably because there were quite a few people lined up outside the isolation line behind him.

Chapter 81 The Chaos of Guoweiton Real Estate

"Ahem—first I need to explain why it took so long for the higher-ups to approve this plan."

Heman coughed, adjusting his mindset. The worst thing for an excellent executive is a lack of service awareness. No matter whether the other party is of noble or lowly birth, as long as they are a customer, you must respect them and never look down on them. You must never be so disrespectful. Looking down on your customers is looking down on yourself.

Although that's what he thought, Yolan in front of him was just too easily startled, his gaze was always shifting, and he would adjust his posture from time to time. Even though he repeatedly told himself that looking down on his client meant looking down on him, he still couldn't help but feel contempt for Yolan.

To avoid accidentally revealing his emotions, Heman sped up the process.

"Because this is not a simple matter."

Upon hearing that this wasn't a simple matter, Yolan immediately leaned forward nervously. "So, do I need to buy something? Or do I need to move somewhere else?!"

Yolan recalled the word among the first wealthy people in Guoweiton that the value of land would change with the city's development. The land around the Sheep Village building was worth far more than their residential area, and the area around the Sheep Village building was almost entirely filled with shops, which caused the price of that land to rise even further.

For a while, what he said most often was that the land in Guoweidun could be so valuable.

If the Temple of Gowwitton is restored, the value of the abandoned land around it will definitely increase. His house is at a very delicate distance from the Temple of Gowwitton. Even if it appreciates in value, it will be negligible compared to the terrifying figures. The best solution is to buy a piece of land and build a house. He was lucky enough to be among the first to know that the land around the Temple of Gowwitton was going to appreciate in value.

Because the Temple of Gowwitton is in ruins, the surrounding land is relatively cheap, and even he could afford to buy it. However, if he were to have to pay for the restoration of the Temple of Gowwitton, that would be a different story.

As for how much money he would have to pay, Yoran remembered the registration list and immediately felt a pang of regret. If it was calculated per person, he would be adding unnecessary burdens to himself. Selling the house and gritting his teeth should be enough.

But what if the restoration of the Temple of Gowwitton fails?

After all, the idea of ​​restoring the temple was simply too incredible.

Yoram squirmed in his chair, extremely agitated.

“No, not at all. All the costs of this process will be borne by Sheep Village. You just need to do your part,” Heman pinched the bridge of his nose, feeling a bit overwhelmed. Although the previous residents of Guoweiton were also quite agitated, they weren’t as agitated as Yolan.

“Exert… strength?” Yoran was taken aback.

“After all, this is the temple of you residents of Guoweidun,” Seaman bent down and placed a package marked YI-3 in front of Yoran, then took out a colorful leaflet and covered the package with it.

"The restoration of the Temple of Gowwitton... event?" Yoran tilted his head and read out the contents of the flyer.

“Yes, our Sheep Village will be holding an event where you will personally restore the Temple of Gowerton. Ah, although it’s called restoration, you just need to bring this thing to the Temple of Gowerton and place it in the designated spot,” Heman poked the little figures surrounding the simple drawing of the Temple of Gowerton on the flyer.

"That's... all it takes?" Yolan was somewhat incredulous, but when he thought of how the Sheep Village had come to Guoweidun ten years ago in the same way, as if doing charity work, to help develop the economy, Yolan could only find it hard to believe and did not doubt anything.

“Normally, this would be fine, but some uncontrollable factors can cause things to go wrong,” Hyman leaned back and sighed. “The Crusades do not allow it, or more precisely, the doctrine of the Azawis bishops that the Crusades uphold does not allow such a thing.”

Yolan's expression froze. Even in a remote place like Guoweiton, the fame of the Crusades was known. The church that could be seen from any corner of Guoweiton was proof of Bishop Azawi's obsession with doctrine.

But Heman's words convinced Yoran that the Sheep Village could indeed restore the Temple of Gowerton.

“The Crusade will do everything they can to get you to hand over the materials for repairing the Temple of Gowwitton,” Seaman said, placing his hand on the package.

“I didn’t get anything from Sheep Village, and I don’t know anything about the revival of the Guoweidun Temple,” Yoran said, pressing the sides of the package to pull it in front of him with an extremely solemn expression.

"Yes, thank you for your cooperation," Heman nodded with a smile.

Yolan quickly stood up, clutching his bundle. The moment he turned, he couldn't contain his elation, mirroring the ecstatic smile of every other departing resident of Guoweiton. He ran off, but not towards his own home; instead, he headed towards Guoweiton.

The real estate market is booming.

At this point, Yoran regretted not coming to the Sheep Village building in the carriage that symbolized his status as a coachman, just to save face. But it was too late to regret it now.

Hurry! We have to be quick! We can't hesitate any longer!

Yolan, clutching the package and panting heavily, finally reached the front of Guoweiton Real Estate, but the entrance was already crowded with people, and he could hear shouts even across the street.

"Stop pushing! Stop pushing!"

"I want to buy land! I want to buy land!"

“I’ve already gotten a number in line! I want 100 square meters of land near the Temple of Gowwitton!”

Yolan stared in disbelief at the nearly bursting doorway. "Why are there so many..."

Yolan gritted his teeth, stuffed the package into his arms, and forced his way into the crowd. He clutched the package to his chest with his left hand, raised his right hand high and waved it forcefully, shouting, "I want to buy land!"

"Quiet down, everyone! Cough cough cough—Quiet down!"

The person in charge of Guoweiton Real Estate, who was about to be swallowed by the crowd, simply turned over and stood on the platform. He stretched out his left hand and waved it up and down vigorously, while holding a megaphone in his right hand and shouting loudly. Unfortunately, no one listened to him, and the crowd pushed even more.

The person in charge, having no other option, could only shout.

"All the land near the Temple of Gowwitton has been sold! It's all gone!"

In an instant, the boiling crowd fell silent, but this was only the calm before the storm. The person in charge quickly raised his hand to cover his ears, and sure enough, the protest began.

"Who are you kidding!"

"You wouldn't be thinking of seizing that land, would you?!"

"Who would want that kind of run-down place!"

"We won't leave until we get an explanation!"

The table rattled and clattered as it was pushed around by the crowd, as if it might collapse at any moment. The person in charge standing on the table looked down at the crowded people with a stiff expression, and the fierce and ferocious faces reminded him of hyenas.

If he falls, he'll probably be torn to pieces.

Having exhausted all other options, the person in charge could only shout.

“A few days ago, all the land surrounding the Temple of Gowwitton was bought by Levi Esti Richard!”

Chapter 82 I am not shameful, nor do I do anything tasteless.

Li Yili put down her teacup, exhaled a long breath of hot air, and glanced at the clock hanging on the wall.

It's 12:31 now. If Yunzhong is efficient enough and the residents of Guoweidun cooperate enough, at least half of the pollutants should have already been distributed.

“I have something I don’t understand,” Valhae Rae said, flipping through the land deed in her hand. “You’re not planning to restore the Temple of Gowwitton, are you?”

“I will ensure that the descendants of the residents of Guoweidun are strong and healthy,” Li Yili raised an eyebrow slightly, “or do you think I have the ability to restore the temple?”

“I just don’t understand, if you can’t repair it, no, I should say you never even wanted to repair the Temple of Gowerton, then why did you buy all the land around the Temple of Gowerton?” Valhae Rae shook the land deed in her hand. “It won’t appreciate in value.”

While the land around the Temple of Gowwitton is cheap, it's still quite large, and buying the entire surrounding area would cost a considerable amount of money.

“That’s enough to buy several pieces of jewelry,” Valkyrie said, her face full of heartache.

“Using money that could buy such a large piece of land to buy a few pieces of jewelry,” Li Yili’s lips twitched violently, “Are you crazy or am I crazy?”

"Hey—"

“Hey, what the hell…” Li Yili felt her head go numb, so she simply gave up on correcting Valkyrie’s thinking. “Regardless of whether the Guoweidun Temple can really be restored successfully, the price of that land will skyrocket because they feel that the land has appreciated in value.”

Li Yili held the teacup and gently swayed her wrist, her eyelids slightly lowered.

“Even if they can’t buy it themselves, they will drive up the price like crazy. They will shout that the price is too high and they can’t afford to live there, but when they are buying, they will put the question of whether it will appreciate in value first.”

"Whether they are being led by the nose or driven forward by their own desires, no one can say for sure."

Valkyrie blinked blankly for a moment before suddenly realizing what was happening. She stood up, smiled ingratiatingly, and sat down next to Li Yili, nuzzling her head against her chest. Under Li Yili's disapproving gaze, she lifted Li Yili's arm and hooked it onto her shoulder, then obediently rested her head on Li Yili's chest and blinked hard.

"That means the value of these land deeds you own is going to skyrocket!"

"Within two years, the price will exceed that of houses around the Sheep Village Building by at least one to two times. If there are no problems with the economic development of Guoweidun, the price will be even higher," Li Yili said with a yawn, her interest waning.

"Really?! Hahaha—I'm going to be rich!"

Valkyrie hugged Li Yili's face and kissed her hard with such force that she felt like she was sucking Li Yili's skin off, then raised her hands above her head and cheered.

“If I weren’t the one who bought this land,” Li Yili grinned, revealing a bright smile.

"Huh?" Valhae Rei was taken aback.

“The land around the Temple of Guoweidun is worthless, even… it’s not worth paying to stay here,” Li Yili recalled the caramel figures waving their sticky bodies in the temple, her eyes narrowing slightly before she smiled nonchalantly.

I have always felt

It's despicable to exaggerate something worthless into a rare treasure; it's even more tasteless to package something flawed as a priceless gem and force others to spend their entire fortunes to buy it.

“So, you bought these lands because…” Valkyrie’s eyes twitched.

"Yes, nobody can buy it, and nobody can drive up the price of real estate in Guoweiton."

"You, you're insane!"

Valkyrie suddenly stood up and shook the land deed in her hand vigorously.

"Then, won't all of this become waste paper?!"

“Hmm? How could that be? I’ll find a way to dig up that Guoweidun Temple and the land there when I have the chance,” Li Yili picked at her ear, looking completely unconcerned. “I’ll see if I can install some entertainment facilities there.”

“But this…” Valkyrie clutched the land deed in her hand, her face full of awkwardness, “It’s so much easier to just buy land directly, the money comes in quickly, and you won’t lose money…”

"Can't we have some ideals?" Li Yili rolled her eyes. "Money beyond a certain amount is just a simple number. Is our family short of money right now? Besides, do you even dare to have that much money?"

Valkyrie opened her mouth, muttered something in frustration, then plopped down next to Li Yili, crossed her arms, and hummed, "Do you think those residents of Guoweiton will thank you for your selfless dedication?"