As autumn approached, the Micro Realm gained some new inhabitants. In addition to the relatives of the existing inhabitants, there were two other special individuals who were introduced by Chen Yang, and both of them were foreigners.
That's Crowley, Chenliu's teacher, this passionate French teacher, and Jack.
Upon entering the Microverse, Crowley immediately displayed his talkative nature, bombarding everyone with questions. He was particularly interested in the development of the camp and the land beyond the Microverse.
Another one is Jack, whom he met in Bolivia.
The reason he recruited Jack was because he wanted Jack to help explore the Microverse, and he did indeed have a good impression of Jack.
Jack is the real expert in wilderness survival and knows survival skills in various environments. Chen Yang is actually much worse than Jack in this respect. He only has a lot of practical experience because of the existence of the Micro World.
Chen Yang estimated that Jack alone could significantly increase the development rate for him, and could also find many resources useful to the camp, making him a professional talent.
However, their most important task right now is to help the camp with chores.
Although both of them are foreigners, they are both of good character and can communicate normally. Moreover, there are already quite a few foreigners in the camp.
Chen Yang estimated that once he recruited two more large black men, the camp could be considered a melting pot of races.
However, some people in the camp who are not good at English need to take some extra lessons. Since there are quite a few kids here now, we might as well give them lessons together.
The teachers were not a few foreign friends, nor were they top students; rather, they were a few child prodigies from the camp.
Adults are a valuable workforce. It's already good enough that they can spare the time to learn English in batches. It would be a waste of resources to find someone else to teach them. Chen Liu and Yu Bailing have plenty of time anyway, so it's good to let them teach them.
Originally, it was just a try-and-see attitude. After all, Chen Liu and the others were good at learning because of their high IQ, but that didn't mean they were good at teaching.
There is a big difference between learning and teaching.
However, the little kids immediately proved the adults wrong.
They readily summarized a learning plan from the internet and then taught in a clear and concise manner, strictly following the methods outlined in the plan.
Although they didn't have any particularly sophisticated methods or teaching techniques, their status as children was their greatest asset.
Can we let children look down on us? No!
The teenagers were even more unwilling to be outdone, while the adults were more open-minded, thinking that it was good to learn some English.
Because there were already some foreigners in the camp, it was very convenient to practice, and everyone's English improved significantly.
Learning English is just a small interlude in a busy life; the autumn harvest is what truly matters.
Many users now prioritize the micro-world and pay less attention to real-life issues.
It's a bit like being addicted to online games, but the people's actual feelings are quite the opposite.
Everything in the micro-world feels more real than in the real world. In contrast, the real world feels more like a game, where people have to think about how to manage things and how to interact with others. But in the micro-world, it feels like real life.
Although the focus is on the micro-world, it rarely affects reality; in fact, it's getting better and better.
Initially, the biggest impact might be on getting to bed at eight o'clock, which seems impossible for many people with jobs.
However, because they were so eager to enter the micro-world, they tried to do things in the morning or at other times of the day, and gradually, they got used to it.
However, sufficient sleep and the enhanced physical fitness brought about by the micro-world gave them ample energy to do other things.
Now, the people of the boundary are going to the outer regions more often. They come to HZ to stay for a couple of days whenever they have nothing to do, and if the old inn is full, they stay at the new inn.
This greatly improved the business of the new inn, and the residents and their relatives and friends took over a quarter of the business.
The Xinweijie Inn is now more widely known, and there is no other inn like it in the entire southeastern coastal area. It can be said to be a breath of fresh air in the inn industry.
When Chen Yang originally built the inn, he didn't intend for it to be so unique. He just wanted to fulfill his own little wish and make sure he didn't lose money.
However, with the Micro Realm, he had the right to be arrogant.
Chen Yang didn't care about the little money the inn made at first, but when Wang Bing showed him the profit statement for the first half of the year, he was stunned when he saw the string of zeros after the numbers.
More than 20 million!
This number really shocked Chen Yang.
His own inn only had so many rooms, and there were often free rooms. Add to that the considerable labor and miscellaneous expenses, his share with Wang Bing, Jiang Yining, and Li Su'er, and then giving him the rest, how could he possibly have over twenty million? This month...
Wang Bing sighed and said, "You're really too quick to wash your hands of this business."
Jiang Yining smiled and said, "Brother Chen Yang stays at the old inn every day, and when he goes to the new inn he just sits there for a while, so of course he doesn't know. Even though he brought in the business himself."
"What's going on?" Chen Yang was a little confused. "When did I start a business?"
“Alien Yang, this is the time for me, the boss’s wife, to step in,” Li Su’er explained to Chen Yang.
"The profits from the room occupancy rate of our inn over the past six months, after deducting various expenses, only amount to about two million yuan for you. However, the rest is due to the influence of other voices."
"What kind of business? Selling tea?" Chen Yang asked. The inn did sell tea, and although they didn't actively promote it, they did make a profit, and Guo Zifeng gave them a very low price.
Li Su'er nodded and said, "Selling tea is indeed a major source of income. Although the inn has rules against excessive promotion, reasonable promotion is still allowed. Giving employees a larger share is also a good thing. Brother Guo gives us only good tea, and with Grandpa Xing Tu coming over often, the tea sells very well. In fact, we don't even need to promote it; people will come to us to buy it."
"That's one major source, but what about the other sources?"
"Don't guests often ask about the paintings and sculptures at our inn? Lin Ke asked you if you could display more at the inn, and sell them to guests who wanted them, with the inn receiving a share of the profits. You agreed."
Chen Yang nodded. He had only agreed casually at the time, since it would only benefit the inn anyway, and Lin Ke had said that she wouldn't deliberately promote it.
"The sculptures and paintings sold better than expected. The aesthetic taste of our inn's guests was surprisingly high. Now Yu Xuan is worried about how to spend his money every day."
Chen Yang nodded. If the paintings and sculptures sold well, it would indeed be a major source of income, since they were all artworks sold in units of tens of thousands.
"Anything else?"
"A few of Rael's glasswares that he sent us caught the eye of our customers, who kept asking us for more, so we simply asked Rael to send us a few more. All of these together bring us several million in income each month."
Chen Yang couldn't help but smile wryly. How come money was being delivered to his doorstep without him having to go out and make money? And it all happened so naturally.
"By the way, your account may have tens of millions in revenue recently, but this doesn't belong to you personally, it belongs to everyone."
"What?" Chen Yang was dumbfounded again. How did tens of millions suddenly appear?
"It's a game!" Li Su'er glared at him irritably.
Chen Yang slapped his forehead, realizing he had forgotten about that.
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