“No more money.”

Li Yi looked at his account balance, which was less than 2,000 yuan.

He counted his main source of income, 99 of which came from the old men in the chess and card room downstairs. That should be around 2,000 yuan a month, and this was the result of him winning more than he lost. This shows how low the old men's consumption is.

"Looks like I have to go play mahjong again."

"It's all about prostitution and gambling. It's true that there are only wrong names, but no wrong nicknames."

Bai Shi leaned over quietly, without any sound, like a ghost.

Since learning various escape techniques, Bai Shi has been silent when she moves, and she would like to use invisibility when she goes out. In her words, the purpose of practicing is to make life easier for herself, and the greatest enjoyment of social phobia is invisibility.

Therefore, Bai Shi often hid outside, and was caught by a patrolling Jindan once. It was strictly forbidden to use magic in the city, and the powerful people naturally had no control over it, but the foundation-building period must be controlled.

This is not only out of consideration of strength, but also out of consideration of quantity. No matter which era, cultivators at the Qi Refining and Foundation Building level always account for the majority. The majority means that they need to be managed, and if they are not managed well, it may lead to chaos.

Later, Qiong Yu stepped forward to resolve the problem. As a result, she entered the eyes of the senior management of Gaojing Company and gained certain privileges. The patrolling monks basically ignored her anymore.

But after that time, Bai Shi never went out again, even though Qiong Yu repeatedly comforted him and told him about his privileges.

"I'm not afraid, I just feel bad for causing trouble to others..."

From this, Qiong Yu further understood the social phobia among humans. People are afraid of causing trouble to others, afraid of other people's gazes, whether malicious or kind, and even feel scared when communicating with others.

Bai Shi is a severe social phobia sufferer. In her own words, "I am the rat living in the basement." Before being brought here by Li Yi, she had been giving Qiong Yu social phobia quotes for a long time.

'Delivering food without a uniform is like a soldier going to war without a gun. I went to a coffee shop to get food but I didn't dare to go in, so I was late. A country bumpkin like me would definitely be looked at with a look of "Who the hell are you?"'

There are many remarks like this.

At first, Qiong Yu didn't care much about it. She just felt that it was not easy for humans to survive.

Now Qiong Yu felt that Bai Shi was like the little dog she saw on the balcony in the evening. He was particularly arrogant when his owner followed him, but he became timid once he let go of the rope.

Although it is inappropriate to use "puppy" to describe people, it is the best way to describe Shiraishi's condition.

They would act arrogantly towards me, and of course there were also the immortal seniors. Although they didn't go to the extent of being arrogant, they were also unscrupulous.

"Small gambling costs money, big gambling costs life. Can't you find a normal job?"

Bai Shi said: "Since you are not going to school, why don't you try to work in the government. I think the salary of a prime minister is quite high, with various subsidies and an annual income of over a million."

"Of course, it's definitely not as simple as becoming a prime minister. You might even be able to unify China. How about increasing your salary sevenfold?"

China's number one traitor still can't forget it.

Li Yi naturally ignored it. It was impossible to get him to work in this life.

"Gambling is the nature of all living things. Whether it's humans or demons, they always like to take risks for something that is uncertain but contains huge benefits. Do you know? Even in the Asgardian era, casinos still exist."

"Even I can't eliminate pornography, gambling and drugs."

When talking about the Asgardian era, Bai Shi's eyes lit up and his attention was immediately diverted.

"You can't stop it? Impossible. Little Zhu Xue said that you control the world like an arm. The authority of the Immortal Palace is like a pillar that runs through the entire society, from the central government to the grassroots, and even every individual."

She waved her hands excitedly, as if she had already brought Li Changsheng in. Li Yi also hoped that she had this ability. Who would dislike having one more person to work?

Qiong Yu was influenced by Li Yi and liked to study human history and knowledge. Bai Shi and Qiong Yu were one body and two souls, which provided a theoretical basis for high-concentration knowledge to flow to low-concentration brains.

Management costs are a problem that has needed to be solved in all dynasties, and it also indirectly affects the development direction of the entire power structure.

Without exception, until modern times, no central power has been able to reach the real grassroots.

The Street Office is the grassroots management of China, but when the government really gives orders, it's like a fool dancing with a sword.

Most of these places are run by old men, not even clean offices. How can people get things done when they have no power, no staff, and no money?

But on the other hand, if all are treated as civil servants, it will greatly increase financial pressure.

The lesser of the two options is naturally the contract salary which is much more tangible and in line with reality.

This situation would also occur in the Immortal Palace era, but Li Changsheng himself is worth 100,000 civil servants, and his work efficiency is worth 10 million.

There is no communication cost and wrangling, the central efficiency of direct decision-making is unmatched by ordinary people

The above is Zhu Xue’s description; Bai Shi has never seen the specific details.

Books about prosperous times are full of humanistic landscapes.

Li Yi said nonchalantly: "Human nature cannot be changed by personal will. It may be improved, but it will never disappear. Pornography, gambling and drugs are difficult to eradicate. Even if you kill tens of millions of people, someone will eventually show up."

It's not that he doesn't care, he just hasn't thought about following.

As a person who has practiced for thousands of years and has walked the road for thousands of years, Li Changsheng is very clear that some things are beyond the ability of ordinary people. The only thing he can guarantee is that these things will not harm most people.

Bai Shi said: "Don't you have a single mind and a single thought that can equal a million people? As long as supervision is in place, there will be no problem."

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