Pan Han walked up to them and looked at them one by one.

Looking at these creatures that could still be called human, Pan Han was reminded of photos from the Qing Dynasty. People back then were pretty much the same as they are now.

They are the lowest class in the apocalypse, with no dignity and no hope. Every day they sell their bodies, their physical strength, and their souls just for a bite to eat.

Pan Han cleared his throat and said to the slaves, "Everyone, I am the master of this base. I don't know what your situation was before, but from today on, you are saved."

When everyone heard that Pan Han was the host, they perked up and stood up slightly straighter.

"To put it simply, I came here to do only three things! Hope, hope, and fucking hope!"

The slaves were confused after hearing this and didn't understand what Pan Han was up to.

"For me, having enough to eat is just the minimum standard. I want everyone to return to the life before the apocalypse."

The slaves were a bit incredulous after hearing this. Could they possibly get enough to eat here? Could they even return to their pre-apocalyptic lives?

Isn’t this science fiction?

"What you have to do is very simple. You must obey me completely and do everything I tell you to do."

"Sir, is it true that you can eat your fill?" a slightly stronger man asked boldly.

"Very good. That's a very good question, but I'm going to show you what it means to be full!"

After Pan Han finished speaking, he walked to Cheng Xiao's ear and told her about the meals for the next two days.

"Sir, as long as you can feed everyone, our lives are yours," said the strong man.

"What's your name?" Pan Han looked at the strong man and felt that he should be a small leader.

"My Lord, my name is Wei Yong, and they all call me Monk Wei."

Okay, this name sounds familiar!

Pan Han smiled slightly and said to Monk Wei, "Very good. I'll give you a week's probation period. If you pass, you'll be the team leader."

After saying that, Pan Han nodded to Cheng Xiao and asked her to remember this matter.

"Thank you, sir!" Monk Wei was not polite either.