Feng Yingtian was generally very considerate toward his subordinates and offered exceptionally generous pay and benefits.
But if those below him wanted rewards, they had to give Feng Yingtian a reason.
Rewards and punishments had to be clearly distinguished. He could neither punish at will nor hand out rewards indiscriminately.
Feng Yingtian would take over the Feng Family in the future, and he understood this principle very clearly.
This was an iron rule that anyone in management had to follow.
Throughout the journey, Master Zhen Yong wore a smile on his face.
It was not just because of the financial reward.
He was also excited that he had correctly guessed what would happen next.
Chu Palace was located in the central region of the Xia Kingdom—the central provinces.
Cities in the central region were usually crowded, with expensive housing prices.
Alongside numerous high-tech companies, these places also had a large number of low-end manufacturing industries.
People's instinctive fear of Fierce Beasts led many to choose the central region first when deciding where to settle.
The saying, "Better a bed in the central region than a house in a border city," was widely circulated.
With so many people gathered together, labor became cheap.
Income from low-end manufacturing was nearly twenty percent lower than in Lingshan City.
On top of that, expenses in the central cities were high, and rent was outrageously expensive.
In other cities, a little over a thousand could rent a three-bedroom apartment.
Here, even a single-person rental unit cost more than three thousand.
The place Li Yuan and Feng Yingtian were heading to this time was not one of the central cities.
It was merely a somewhat remote town in the central region.
The town's terrain was poor, making it difficult to build factories.
As a result, it