Urban Immortal Doctor Master
Chapter 233 - 233 233 Resource Disruption Seeking Votes

233: 233: Resource Disruption [Seeking Votes] 233: 233: Resource Disruption [Seeking Votes] Having someone to cover for you is awesome, on the way, Chen Xiaozhi also got what he wanted and received several Bone Marrow Cleansing Pills.

After taking them, they could embark on the path of martial artists.

Of course, Yang Zixuan’s three classmates also got a few, and this was entirely because of her face.

Naturally, they were also ecstatic.

Tang Feng could only help to this extent; after all, the talent of Chen Xiaozhi’s trio wasn’t that great, but becoming a strong mortal was still possible.

After sending Yang Zixuan and the others home to their dormitory, Tang Feng returned to the restaurant alone.

As soon as he entered, he was pulled aside.

Zou Mei’s expression was not good, and in the third-floor room, she expressed her worries.

“Did Mei Ling not tell you?” Tang Feng asked, somewhat surprised.

“No, she didn’t.”

“You two shouldn’t just focus on cultivation; at least some communication is necessary.

There’s a large warehouse in the West Suburb.

You can directly requisition whatever you need from there; we lack for nothing,” Tang Feng said with a smile.

“Whew, you have no idea how resources have started to become scarce in the city.

Without replenishment, chaos is very likely to ensue,” Zou Mei’s implication was clear, suggesting that the safety in that part of the city was precarious.

“You can rest assured about safety; there won’t be any problems.

However, Sister Qiu is probably having a tough time right now,” Tang Feng said.

Indeed, Lin Yunqiu had her hands full, not to mention the major accident at the concert, followed by the issue of resource scarcity.

As the city’s Chief, if she couldn’t find a solution, over time she would lose people’s support, which was definitely not what she wished to see.

Of course, she had sought help from nearby cities, but everyone was in the same boat, and they weren’t likely to strip their resources to help others.

Lin Yunqiu could only pin her hopes on the Beast Hunting Guild.

As long as a steady supply of beast meat came in, they could hold on for a while.

Now that she was in the Foundation Establishment Realm, she might as well take matters into her own hands if necessary.

She did not ask Tang Feng for help simply because she did not want to bother him with these matters, knowing that Tang Feng enjoyed his freedom.

Furthermore, it was her job, and she did not want to bring it home, so Lin Yunqiu had to act according to her abilities.

However, she underestimated Tang Feng; although he did not have a great compassionate heart, not making money when he could was not in Tang Feng’s nature.

So, Tang Feng called Mei Ling and asked her to help out Lin Yunqiu when she could not handle it, and his gaze also fell on the big cake of the entire city’s supply chain.

Without continued resources, the upper class might not feel much impact for now, but the middle and lower classes made up the majority.

The consumption of billions of people in Nandu City was terrifying.

Tang Feng spent the night at Zou Mei’s, but did not stay in the residential area, consciously avoiding Lin Xinyin.

After a night of exploration, Zou Mei had not a shred of energy left.

Although it was good for a man to be strong, she couldn’t tie him down if he was too strong; she had no solution for this.

A man like that was never meant to be tied down to just one woman.

The next morning, after breakfast, Tang Feng headed to the job market.

It was packed every day, with faces full of hope seeking a job to make ends meet, but very few could actually find one.

In the current circumstances, having a job was a respected status.

After Tang Feng rented a spot inside, crowds swarmed in even before he announced the positions available.

Their eager gazes made his divine sense tremble; they had come for their livelihood.

Their diligence was evident because they were actively seeking work, and Tang Feng admired such people.

“Everyone please calm down and line up.

If you continue to push and shove, I won’t hire anyone,” Tang Feng asserted his presence, and the job seekers reluctantly lined up.

“Masters skilled in animal husbandry are wanted, a hundred in total, come and register with me.” As soon as Tang Feng finished speaking, about twenty-some people emerged from the crowd, a few young ones, and the rest middle-aged.

“Masters skilled in farming are also wanted, a hundred in total.”

A few dozen more people came forward, this group a bit younger still.

“Boss, you’re recruiting for vegetable growing and livestock raising, right?” some job seekers asked.

“That’s right, raising some seafood, planting some fruits and vegetables.

Electricians wanted, ten in total; workers, three hundred.

This is voluntary, you know.”

“Boss, how much is the salary?”

“For the masters we recruit, no matter the field, if you meet the standards it’s ten thousand a month, workers four thousand.

If you’re interested, apply quickly,” Tang Feng said with a smile.

Four thousand…

there really weren’t many people who could offer that anymore.

However, these job seekers were not blindly optimistic; they knew that there was barely any spare land in the city to farm or raise animals.

It couldn’t be outside of the city, could it?

Naturally, they had to ask for details.

When they heard the work was in fact outside the city, instantly eighty percent of the people left, leaving fewer than a hundred.

Even the masters who had just registered left by the dozen.

Money was important, but they weren’t ready to risk their lives like this.

Under such pressure, these folks couldn’t help but exaggerate.

Such a pity, really; they could have had stable jobs, yet they gave up without even listening properly.

Tang Feng wouldn’t feel sorry for them.

“You folks are very good, very patient.

Although the work location is in the suburbs, it’s absolutely safe.

You can work there peacefully, with food and lodging provided.

And I have a benefit for you: you may bring your family members with you.

In fact, it is just over an hour’s trip outside the city,” Tang Feng explained.

“Thank you, boss.” These people were overjoyed.

Not only had they found work, but the issue with their families was also resolved.

It was well known that in Nandu City today, there are hundreds of thousands going hungry every meal, a number that would soon reach into the millions, even ten millions.

There just weren’t possible resources left in the city, and jobs with food and lodging were almost non-existent nowadays.

Now, these folks were even afraid someone else would snatch up the job, so they quickly signed their contracts.

A group of over fifty followed Tang Feng out from the job market.

Having agreed on a time, he instructed them to gather at a designated place and send vehicles in the afternoon to transport people directly there.

Having recruited the people, Tang Feng proceeded to the suburbs.

He simply cordoned off a large piece of land by the seaside and used magic to enclose it.

After setting up several defensive formations, he activated the Spirit Gathering Array.

With this formation in place, the growth time for vegetables and fruits would be halved, essentially meeting the consumption needs of the entire Nandu City.

Who could have thought, this suburban land had become his private property.

Before, it couldn’t have been bought for tens of billions.

He scattered seeds for fruits and vegetables, and within dozens of breaths, he saw tender shoots sprouting.

Tang Feng was pleased with the speed.

As these fruit and vegetable trees grew, the time it took would naturally increase.

Of course, Tang Feng could speed it up as much as he liked, provided he didn’t want to scare the workers who were about to arrive.

He would wait until they had slowly accepted things before enhancing the strength of the Spirit Gathering Array.

He felt a great sense of achievement.

What he used to disdain as trivial matters in his past life was now something he found rather enjoyable.

He had to admit, he quite liked this change in himself.

Suddenly, he felt a whiff of the Laws of the Dao.

Acting spontaneously without deliberation, letting all things come from the heart, was the way of nature.

Boom!

His whole body shook, his consciousness exploded, and his Divine Sense, which was already at the Nascent Soul, made another breakthrough, reaching the early stage of Refining God.

This was indeed the most powerful level of Divine Sense Cultivation on Earth.

It felt exhilarating.

He was bathing in the rhythm of the Dao, reminiscent of the feeling he had when he ascended to the Immortal Realm.

The charm of Sudden Enlightenment was truly irresistible.