Iron Anvil and Guan Tao discussed the various matters concerning switching to rice cultivation, while the household registration work in the village also proceeded rapidly. With the cooperation and arrangements of Guan Tao, the village chief, the registration was soon completed.
Guan Tao actually understood that the Han Tribe's strength was far too great. The Xin Tribe had already been destroyed, so resisting them would be nothing short of a joke. Even the Great Leader could not defeat the Han Tribe's people, so what use would it be for them to resist?
Life had to go on. Moreover, the Han Tribe's various systems and ways of life, as well as their production skills, were all extremely advanced. It was better to cooperate than resist. They could first see what attitude the Han Tribe would take. Being able to secure the greatest possible benefits for themselves was what truly mattered.
After the minor officials finished registering every villager's household information, they had Guan He tell the people that each household should send one person capable of making decisions to accompany them in measuring the farmland.
Before long, Guan He led a group of villagers, along with several minor officials, to the fields, where they met up with Iron Anvil and Guan Tao.
Iron Anvil first had them use ropes to measure out an area of twenty mu, then showed it to the villagers. Looking at the area of those twenty mu, Guan Tao could not help shaking his head. Twenty mu was truly not much compared with the land they currently possessed. Even if, according to the Han Tribe's tiered system, each household could receive seventy or eighty mu, it still seemed insufficient. By the Han Tribe's calculation of six hundred square meters per mu, each household had originally possessed at