Material Sustenance, Spiritual Sustenance Satisfied in One Go

Due to the special population composition mechanism of Aningsbe, it was impossible to distribute land on a household basis.

Therefore, Lynn chose the preliminary land distribution bill, where everyone would receive a piece of land. The land would not be too big or too small, just the maximum amount a single laborer could cultivate.

Three mu of land per person would be enough to exhaust an adult male to the brink of death.

On the plains outside the city, where the forest had just been cleared, Lynn and his people truly divided the land into plots, distributing three mu each and planting wooden stakes with the owner's name written on them.

"Is this real? The Lord is actually distributing land."

"This is too strange."

Everyone murmured amongst themselves. After becoming slaves, encountering a lord who would abolish their slave status and give them land – what kind of fantastical plot was this?

Such an unbelievably absurd event was actually happening to everyone.

Lynn led his people in measuring the land, then hammered in the wooden stakes, writing on them, and using cheap slime liquid as color markers to delineate every inch of land.

After finishing these tasks, Lynn also wrote on the prepared paper, sealed it with a stamp.

"Here, this is yours." Lynn picked up a piece of paper, wrapped it in slime, and used magic [Produced by the Blondy System, slime siliconization.] What would the corrupted heroines from the Blondy System need?

Lynn had found another use for these things; the special components of slime were incredibly bizarre.

Firstly, it was like rubber, and after magical treatment, it could be made into small toys.

At the same time, slimes were actually a type of Demonic Creature and possessed life; the liquid was poisonous and could be extracted to make poison.

To describe it, a slime was a living rubber creature. Its body absorbed water and was sticky. In this world, most glue originated from slimes.

As for silicone toys, people hadn't developed them because the slime liquid was poisonous, and everyone was afraid.

Lynn, however, had learned this through the Blondy System's teachings on ten thousand uses for slime.

Literacy had not yet become widespread in the territory; Lilim was still working hard to teach, so most people were illiterate.

Yet, they cherished this as a treasure. The Lord said this was their land.

A slender old uncle trembled as he took the piece of paper.

I have land?

I have land?

I have land!

Everyone was exceptionally excited.

Some people even kissed the land after receiving the paper.

Happiness is born from comparison.

If this world had a large population of serfs and slaves, and someone came to give you land, you would naturally be extremely grateful.

People needed spiritual and material sustenance, and Lynn was providing both now.

The spiritual sustenance was Aningsbe-ism.

The material sustenance was the land they were receiving now, as well as the free houses that would be built.

"Here, your land." Lynn took out two pieces of paper and handed them to Lilim and Dania.

"I get some too?" Lilim was bewildered.

"Master, why do I get some too?" Dania was even more confused. "Even if I had land, I wouldn't know how to farm it."

Lynn stretched lazily. "This is called treating everyone equally. When Aningsbe develops in the future, your land might be worth ten thousand gold coins~"

Except for Lynn himself, everyone else received land distributed with this equal treatment.

Lynn stated, "The world does not belong to me, but it all serves my use – this is the highest form of control."

As the land was distributed, Aningsbe also underwent some changes.

The Dwarves gathered together. Smith held the piece of paper and looked at his brothers, who looked back at him.

Smith couldn't help but sigh, "Did I encounter some kind of saint?"

Kif also sighed, "We brothers earned money for half our lives and couldn't afford a piece of land. After becoming slaves, we met a saint who gave us land. What a fantastical plot."

Among the Dog Demi-humans, because their minds were not as sharp, their loyalty grew quite high. They quickly accepted the concept of Aningsbe people. Although they didn't understand the meaning of Aningsbe, they knew that Lynn treated them well.

Humans, the Human Race, Lynn's compatriots, were doing alright. It couldn't be said that all of them believed in Lynn's ideology, but most did, and their cooperation was much higher.

As things gradually stabilized, the daily routine of the territory became land development. They cleared trees madly on the plains and burned them into charcoal for storage.

Simultaneously, they mined stones nearby for defending the city.

As for finding minerals, since Lynn couldn't spare any guards to protect the Dwarves, searching for minerals in the mountains was not undertaken.

During this period, Lynn also went to the fortress and bought some more food and supplies.

Among them was black powder.

The origin of black powder came from alchemy. This world did not have alchemy, but it had alchemy.

Because these people didn't know how to mix black powder in the optimal ratio, they completely treated it as fireworks.

One must know that in history, it took hundreds of years for black powder to appear and become mainstream.