Long ago, Chen Ming had Ah Yin cultivate highly efficient Blue Silver Grass forage, laying a solid and reliable foundation for future animal husbandry.
Over the past two years, this forage had gone through multiple rounds of testing and planting. Its characteristics had been confirmed, and it had already reached a certain scale.
Chen Ming converted part of the land into pasture, intending to raise large numbers of livestock there and obtain enough byproducts.
Whether food products such as meat, eggs, and milk, or industrial goods such as wool, all of these were greatly needed in Chen Ming's territory.
In theory, raising so much livestock required professionals and decades of gradual expansion before a large herd could finally be built up.
Chickens, ducks, cattle, and sheep were always prone to all kinds of problems during breeding. If an epidemic broke out or something went wrong at a certain stage, an already established operation could wither away overnight. It was all too easy to be sent back to square one.
Thus, there was a saying: "A million in assets, but livestock doesn't count."
Faced with this issue, Chen Ming simply posted recruitment notices and offered high salaries to Spirit Masters and technicians capable of influencing livestock.
Since Chen Ming was now quite renowned in both empires, and his every move spread through merchant caravans to every corner of the two empires, his recruitment notices circulated among Spirit Masters with almost no effort.
To Spirit Masters, livestock breeding was inherently a lowly profession, work meant for commoners or even slaves. Chen Ming recruiting Spirit Masters for such work was unbelievable in most people's eyes.
Moreover, most people did not believe Martial Souls capable of caring for livestock could even exist.
Yet such Martial Souls truly did exist in this world.
A Soul