Some time later.
Life Garden.
"Mr. Yan Huan, the little Chimeras decided for themselves which team they joined."
The Gardener Woman stood to one side and explained,
"You could communicate with them to improve your chances of getting them to join your team."
"Or you could promote your own team and attract Chimeras to come over of their own accord."
"So, poaching?" Yan Huan was a little confused.
Managers at the bottom of the rankings, or those who voluntarily disbanded their teams, had to pay fines.
But if little Chimeras switched jobs or refused to work, the gardeners apparently imposed no penalties at all.
In other words, if he lured Chimeras from someone else's team into his own, the other manager could only watch helplessly.
"Isn't this system a little unfair to managers?"
"No, it's quite fair."
The Gardener Woman smiled faintly.
"Little Chimeras are very simple creatures. If they think you're good to them, they'll follow you forever."
"Although I handled the initial assignments, they always retained the right to choose their own teams."
"There are currently no newborn little Chimeras, so if Mr. Yan Huan wanted new members, I couldn't assign any to you directly for the time being."
"So now, you'll have to rely on your team's appeal..."
"Ah, what a headache."
Yan Huan squatted by the roadside, his brows tightly furrowed.
He had only managed to poach Chimeras from the previous manager because that person had treated the little Chimeras so badly that they had been forced to switch teams.
But there were not many people like that in Life Garden.
And the Chimeras that had helplessly remained in teams despite having such awful managers were generally not very capable either.
Take the three little ones in his team, for example. If he had not fed