Three days later, the management committee meeting was held as scheduled.

Sun Yiming and Li Ruoyang submitted a detailed report.

One document contains an assessment and contribution quantification table for each project, and the other contains a list of existing and anticipated resources for the island.

Gu Xi carefully reviewed all the materials and listened to brief presentations from the project leaders.

Some of them still emphasized the importance of their own region, while others began to reflect on their previous impatience, and their attitudes softened considerably.

“Based on the assessment results and the current state of resources,” Gu Xi began, her voice calm and clear, “I have formulated the following principles for resource allocation.”

"First, prioritize the construction of core defense and energy systems."

"Second, we will focus on supporting production projects with rapid output benefits, such as food cultivation and basic material processing, to achieve self-sufficiency and not rely on box production."

"Third, we should also take into account the improvement of living facilities and other auxiliary projects, such as housing for basic needs."

Gu Xi announced the resource allocation plan for each project in detail.

This plan takes into account the significant contributions of the early core teams, such as the Trail Blazers, and provides them with corresponding resource allocation.

At the same time, it also takes into account the artisan alliance and other groups, which, although they joined later, are teams that are crucial to people's livelihoods.

For some relatively minor projects, resource supplies have been temporarily reduced.

The entire plan is well-reasoned, transparent, and clearly outlines the contributions, needs, and priorities.

"...This is the preliminary allocation plan. In the future, it will be dynamically adjusted every half month based on the actual construction progress and the acquisition of new resources."

After Gu Xi finished speaking, she looked at everyone and said, "If you have any opinions, you can raise them now."

The meeting room was completely silent.

A moment later, the actual person in charge of the pioneering team spoke first, "Sister Xi, we are convinced by this plan. We were a bit too eager for quick success before."

The representative of the Craftsmen's Alliance nodded and said, "We have no objection. As long as basic infrastructure is guaranteed, and everyone has work and a place to live, we will be satisfied."

The leaders of the other teams also expressed their agreement.

While Gu Xi's proposed solution may not be able to provide everyone with all the resources they desire, its fairness and forward-thinking nature are enough to convince most people.

The turmoil over resource allocation had just subsided when new problems arose one after another.

As the island was built, more and more survivors began to gather there.

In just over ten days, the island's population surged by nearly a quarter.

These new survivors brought labor, as well as a variety of skills and experience, but also created friction with the older members.

The organizations to which the original members belonged invested heavily in the early stages of the island's development. Newcomers, wanting to reap the benefits, naturally incurred the dissatisfaction of the veteran members.

At the same time, the fact that the first batch of island-building members and organizations were able to enjoy extremely high treatment also aroused dissatisfaction among new members.

New members who come here have already missed the opportunity and can only work odd jobs within the organization.

"Hey, newbie, don't move things around! How many times have I told you! If you move these materials, the other organizations won't be able to find you!"