They quickly planted vast quantities of grain.
At the same time, they adopted a new method of distribution.
Every year, they created a large number of seemingly useful yet useless jobs at the bottom level: building roads, building roads, and still building roads.
Then they distributed grain to the road builders.
Because Cultivators participated in the new distribution method, those people no longer dared to seize it. Or rather, even if they wanted to embezzle some of it, Wang Weiguo would quickly discover it.
This way, no matter how poor or miserable the common people were, they could still build roads.
Building roads meant grain. With heavy labor subsidies, High Temperature subsidies, and high-risk subsidies combined, one person supporting eight people was no problem.
Of course, that was only enough food for eight people, not their clothing, housing, and daily expenses.
In the end, Wang Weiguo discovered an even more effective method.
Through sacrifices, he granted the wealthy classes a tiny bit of additional lifespan.
For example, sacrificing ten thousand shi of grain would let them live one extra day.
Did he think anyone would do it?
Of course someone would.
One hundred thousand shi of grain meant ten days.
One million shi meant one hundred days.
Of course, Wang Weiguo felt that the cost-effectiveness was a little too brutal, so few people chose it.
Then he raised it a little.
For example, one thousand shi of grain for one extra day of life.
The landlords immediately began making sacrifices in droves.
In this way, having the landlords offer sacrifices created a true kingdom governed by the divine path.
Then, using road construction, they distributed the surplus grain to the very bottom.
Thus, a circulation of blood was established from top to bottom.
The entire body could survive and keep