Feng Jun, like Sophia, was not particularly interested in many profit-making ventures.
In a cultivator's world, cultivation was the only true path. Everything else had to take a back seat.
Of course, Fourth Master Lin had remembered to greet Sophia before making his move, which showed proper manners. Feng Jun felt that deserved encouragement. "If he wants to make this money, let him make it. There's no reason outsiders can profit while our own people are forbidden from doing so."
"Before that, though, we still need to establish some rules, such as waste disposal..."
Fourth Master Lin received a reply the next day and immediately got to work.
In fact, he could not handle this business alone. He needed to work with Boss Wang's construction crew.
That was right. The lodging he wanted was neither RVs nor prefab cabins, because even prefab cabins required a concrete foundation—and hardening the ground in the Leo Kingdom involved a whole series of procedures.
Not to mention that he had no plans to buy the land beneath his feet. Even if he did buy it, the Leo Kingdom government would still interfere with what could be built where. If they were dissatisfied, they would definitely reject the proposal outright.
The reason Sophia faced relatively few restrictions was mainly because she had bought over ten square kilometers of land to use as a religious site, not for an ordinary commercial enterprise.
Being able to purchase over ten square kilometers of land already proved that she had considerable wealth. Add to that "freedom of religious Faith," and the fact that she did not intend to run any profit-making business, and the government basically would not interfere with whatever she wanted to do.
Take the mountain road, for example. She had simply built it. The government saw