Cleaning Out the Mailbox

To be honest, after asking Yang Jun what ghost money was worth now, Xiao Ran couldn't believe the company could settle such a huge sum in such a short time.

But while he might doubt the company's financial resources, he couldn't doubt its ability to build infrastructure.

These bus stops were a task Driver Brother had given him. Xiao Ran had asked for them to stretch all the way from Mountain God Temple to Ru Zhou, with stops springing up all over the city.

It looked like a huge project, but... well, it was. Still, there was no need to build roads. They only had to construct the bus stops according to the plans, and Driver Brother and the others would be able to travel between them.

Once he finished naming the stops, he would be able to see, without anything being withheld, the information of any passenger who got off at one.

So from that perspective, he wasn't losing out on the deal. Besides, he'd already made a lot from the initial payment of ghost money alone. Even if the rest was paid off with labor, he'd still recover a good amount of money.

Yang Jun was even happier with the proposal. Building the stops would not only let them repay the debt through labor, but also develop infrastructure. No matter how you looked at it, Xiao Ran's proposal was a sure win for the company.

The two quickly reached an agreement. Yang Jun would have the company's contract specialist calculate how much debt could be offset, then send Xiao Ran a formal contract.

After that, they discussed a few other matters, such as the Changchun Association.

Yang Jun furrowed his brow. Ever since he'd forced Po Jun to retreat, the Changchun Association had vanished like a fox that