Ronin had originally planned to calculate the wages himself, but after hearing the reports from Wilson, Chahar, and the others, he changed his mind and assigned the task to Chahar.
The manservant, who had followed him all the way from Wushan Castle, knew the most about everyone's circumstances. He was the perfect person for the job.
For Ronin, all that was left for tomorrow was to get the money and distribute it.
But the thought of tomorrow still gave Ronin a headache—there was just too much to do.
He had to pay wages, meet with the village and group leaders, inspect the latrine construction, and test the effectiveness of the Curved Plow. Then, he also needed to visit William the Carpenter to check the progress on the Ironwood Shields.
When he also considered the implementation of the Ridge Cultivation Method and the problem of fertilizer production, Ronin just wanted to fall into bed and sleep all his troubles away.
