Meng Chao's Strategic Vision

Seizing the opportunities of the age and answering the calls of tens of millions of ordinary citizens, Meng Chao encountered little resistance in the reconstruction of Nest City.

Of course, rebuilding Nest City was not as simple as flattening the slums and putting up gleaming high-rises.

It meant activating the human resources that had originally been clogged within Nest City and its various slums, channeling them into the construction of new districts and emerging industries on Dragon City's outskirts.

On one hand, this would allow working-age laborers to support themselves and even make their fortunes; on the other, it would stimulate the city's economy and set it upon the path of a virtuous cycle.

In this regard, the Fallen Star Society and Blue Homeland, two organizations with large numbers of small and medium business owners, played no small role.

Nest City possessed abundant human resources. Even if its residents were not skilled workers accustomed to dangerous trades, they were at least quality laborers who could endure hardship, weather countless battles, work a job with one hand, and hack people with the other.

The boundless wilderness surrounding Dragon City had to be built from the ground up. The working conditions could hardly be called comfortable, and the work itself was exceedingly dull and arduous.

Yet to Nest City residents who had been stifled for decades, it remained immensely appealing.

Thanks to Meng Chao's matchmaking, the small and medium business owners from the two organizations and Nest City's skilled workers hit it off at once.

In just one month, Nest City had already supplied more than two hundred thousand quality workers to the outside world.

Even more working-age residents were undergoing job training, ready at any time to add bricks and mortar to Dragon City's second Great Construction Era.

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