Of course Pei Shu'er wasn't worried that these people would produce better fabric than hers once they got the machines.
Firstly, the core technology was still in her hands, and she could completely upgrade the technology.
Secondly, now everyone was desperately focusing on exports, and the export market was so large that Pei Shu'er was not worried at all that someone could take such a big piece of the cake.
While most merchants in Dayan were turning their attention to weaving, Tang Zan started constructing roads.
Any section of road that wasn't good enough and was prone to bumps was repaired by soldiers and some long-term workers.
Some areas even had cement paved over them.
This time, the expenditure was huge, and some people began to curse Tang Zan for not knowing how to govern the country.
At such a time, instead of opening grain stores to provide relief, he was busy building roads.
Of course, Tang Zan wasn't going to take the blame for that.
