While everyone was enthusiastically discussing the civilian representatives, Zhao Fu was also having a venue prepared. This venue could hold several thousand people at most, and its primary purpose would naturally be for parliamentary meetings. As Great Qin's population continued to grow, the number of civilian representatives would also increase.
In the future, this venue would also become the center where Great Qin's public opinion converged. The assembly would probably only convene once a year, since Zhao Fu did not have that much time and could not possibly hold public opinion conferences every day.
While the venue was being built, Zhao Fu turned his attention to the next matter that needed handling: Great Qin's production.
The leaves had now all begun to yellow, their green gradually fading away. A touch of autumn blanketed the mountains and fields, and the weather was slightly cool, no longer carrying summer's sweltering heat. This was autumn—and more importantly, autumn was also a season of harvest.
Although Great Qin's crop-growth attribute bonus allowed any crop to mature within a short time, quite a few crops received additional bonuses in autumn, mainly reflected in their flavor, making them sweeter and more delicious than before.
For example, fruits would taste sweeter, while grains would have fuller kernels and a richer fragrance.
Upon arriving at Great Qin's production area, Zhao Fu found that people had already begun harvesting grain and picking fruit. Harvesting fruit was nothing much—one simply reached out to pluck the fruit from the trees, placed it into baskets, and then carried it out of the orchard.
It was simple, neither difficult nor particularly skillful, and its efficiency was ordinary. But over in the grain fields, things appeared somewhat backward.
After harvesting the grain, they directly used the most primitive method to obtain the kernels: holding