[Free and Unrestrained Mountain · Land Workers: Enforcer 1 (Mo Shu), Healers 7, Scholars 3, Exploration Workers 63, Planting Workers 155, Breeding Workers 82, Construction Workers 63, Manufacturing Workers 35]
There were quite a lot of land workers, and their categories were clearly defined.
The healers treated illnesses, with some treating people and others treating animals.
The three scholars could read. They used the books in the school to teach the workers, helping them learn to read and providing information on planting, breeding, and various other subjects.
Every worker started with only a number, then went to a scholar to get a name.
Mo Shu had handled all these things at first, but as the number of workers increased and scholars became available, her former duties had been delegated.
Among the workers, Mo Shu, the enforcer, still had the highest combat strength.
[Mo Shu (Worker/Enforcer): Level 7 martial artist, Knowledge 92, Reputation 103, Work hours 115, Female, Unmarried, Not pregnant]
Every worker's information included a variety of different tags.
Only those who held a position had a reputation score.
After permission for workers to reproduce was enabled, marriage relationships and whether they were pregnant also appeared in their information.
Not much time had passed yet, though, so there were only a dozen or so pregnant women and no newborns.
To increase the population, Ye Fei had set up plenty of benefits, along with various perks based on a family's childbearing status...
The resources were all earned by the workers anyway, so Ye Fei had always been quite generous when setting their entitlements.
By the time Feng An received word that the Water God had slipped out to play and came to the Mountain Peak to ask Ye Fei about it, several pairs of workers in the