"Guarantee to complete the mission!"
Mu Ying did not expect things to go so smoothly. Recording Huaxia's culture before the apocalypse and preserving books for inheritance was something he had also considered, but compared to Huaxia language education, it was far more complicated and required even greater investment.
He had secretly crunched the numbers; the territory's financial situation was quite healthy, but that did not necessarily mean a significant profit.
Several mining camps supported so many people, yet their output had no stable market and did not earn much money. One of the territory's biggest sources of income, the entrance fee, was also gradually decreasing due to the growing number of official residents. Only the tree house rent and shop taxes remained relatively optimistic.
