Once word spread across campus that Bai Hua attacked Fang Shi almost everyone glared and insulted her when they saw her, basically no change from before.
Bai Hua almost laughed, these people were acting like she killed their families' dogs.
After contemplating for an afternoon Bai Hua made up her mind, that she would live in Fang Shi's territory. All she had to do was get enough crystal nuclei to live comfortably.
One of the greatest features of the landlord's territories is the buildings, they could create farmland and factories that could offer food even in the worst conditions.
Operating the buildings only required crystal nuclei and manpower.
If she could get crystal nucleus she could live comfortably especially since Fang Shi is such a benevolent landlord.
Considering this a novel where people's brains take leave it was highly possible she would still end up offending Fang Shi and get killed.
Bai Hua had a prejudice against Fang Shi, despite her kindness, In this novel most problems occurred because of her, having only read half of the novel Bai Hua witnessed multiple tragedies that could've been avoided if Fang Shi acted reasonably, for example by refusing to ask reasonable rent she created a territory that was extremely unstable and caused many characters to die unnecessarily, even if she wanted to protect the ordinary she could still charge the ability users.
In turn, her male admirers had to constantly face dangers and some even died.
Still, she chose not to raise rent or unlock buildings that could seriously help everyone, for example instead of a hospital Fang Shi created a hotel!
"This is getting me nowhere, I envy that transmigration who have golden fingers, even if I don't have I could still live if I had money"
For two weeks Bai Hua spent her time normally acting like any other college student, during this time she desperately tried to acquire funds, but no one would lend to her, and money from part-time jobs was meaningless.
Instead, she observed the inhabitants of this world closely, The Fang family had sold all of the company shares for a ridiculous sum, causing Bai Hua endless envy.
Strangely no one questioned why this half-a-century-owned family business was up for grabs, everyone was just salivating to get a piece of the pie.
The Zhou family made no moves which confirmed Bai Hua's suspicion that they knew nothing.
Fang Shi has also stopped coming to classes.
She guessed they were all preparing for the end of the world.
In the Fang Family
"So far we have two warehouses stocked with food, it will take another month for ammunition to arrive from abroad"
Father Fang was discussing the supplies with the rest of his family as well as the Mo family, Although he still had some doubts about the apocalypse he had personally taken his daughter to the territory and saw the emergence of wooden houses.
When Mo Sheng told them about his zombie theory he felt it was better to be safe than sorry.
"Fang Shi was able to create 2 wooden houses, two wells, and 1 farm land. With the house taking 20 points, the well costing 10 and the farmland 40 points"
"Additionally the farmland can grow crops whoever men still need to tend to crops"
"The houses are closed off forbidding entry to anyone except Fang Shi"
He looked at his daughter asking her to elaborate further.
"Yes when the houses were created there was an option to set rent, the lowest being one low-grade crystal nucleus per day, but there was also an option to dismiss rent making it so anyone can enter"
"The farmland is also closed off to non workers, as the landlord I have the option of choosing workers and granting them entry"
"It seems this territory can be very beneficial to us if the days come, restricted entry could mean absolute protection from monsters and humans" The Mo patriarch spoke, he was also skeptical which is why he hasn't sold his assets yet.
"Grandfather I believe Xiao Shi obtained this system for a reason which is to help us through this crisis, We have to make the necessary preparations."
"Yes yes, I'll prepare everything from weapons to food, it is better to be safe than sorry"