Once he sensed that Chen Yu was giving him a sales pitch, the Chief Inspector stopped caring.
Leaning back in his chair, he asked lazily, "Anything else?"
"Yes," Chen Yu replied. "We also offer a relocation allowance, a rent allowance, transportation expenses, a business trip allowance, daily snacks and milk tea, and extra mana pay for Foundation Establishment experts. And there's also—"
The Chief Inspector listened to the long list, finding it less credible with every item.
Waving a hand, he said with a half-smile, "In that case, how are you planning to pay our wages, Boss Chen?"
"How do contractors here usually get paid?"
"Usually, their pay is held back for three months, then the previous month's wages are paid on the fifteenth of each month."
"Too much trouble. I still have Dreamscapes to make. Here's three months' wages for three hundred people, totaling four and a half million. I'll give it straight to you. Please hire three hundred people—the more, the better. I'll put you in charge of payroll from now on. Ask me for more when you've paid it all out."
The Chief Inspector froze for a moment. Then a crisp notification sounded in his ear: "Four million five hundred thousand yuan has been deposited into your bank account. Your balance is four million five hundred thousand and thirty-seven yuan. You have an outstanding loan of one hundred seventy thousand yuan."
The sound was so sweet, the scent of money within it so intoxicating, that the Chief Inspector was utterly drunk on it.
Chen Yu, however, frowned and asked him, "You have a loan?"
"Yes. I originally borrowed a hundred thousand. After several years of hard work, I finally got it up to a hundred seventy thousand. Um, President Chen, I promise I won't run off with