The main reason the Hai Tribe wasn't hiring was the huge investment required for the initial development of Lingguo Island. The initial output of Lingguo Island was minimal, so support from the headquarters and branches was essential.
Food, there is never enough.
Fortunately, the seaport on Lingguo Island is quite good, and the scale of salt production has finally increased. The early output was low, and there was too much free food, which was unbearable for everyone, right?
As for the fact that this exchange resulted in a thousand more large livestock in Poseidon City, it didn't matter. The farming potential west of Poseidon City was huge, so it was always a good thing.
There are 7,000 people left on Lingguo Island. Is that a lot? Not necessarily. The Lingguo Island branch needs to boil salt and mine minerals. Do they all need people?
Ma Yue is now the leader of a tribe of tens of thousands of people. He is more concerned with the overall direction and less with the details. The leaders under him are still very capable and help him share a lot of energy.
Relatively speaking, the development of the northern branch is much easier. After all, it is on the grassland and burning the land is easy.
The Northern Branch already has a population of 10,000, and there's a lot more to worry about. Wu Qi is pretty good. He's been in the Northern Branch for a few years and has trained some talented people, keeping things relatively stable.
It's fine as long as it's generally good. How can the use of labor be super precise?
Whether it was the Northern Branch or the Lingguo Island Branch, the overall progress was ideal. As for the Sea God City, Qiuhai City, and White Mist Branch, Ma Yue didn't want to expand. One of the most important factors was that those three branches all had cold winters, and with a large population, there was a huge demand for basic fur coats.
There are only 800 people in Qiuhai City; 1,500 people in Baiwu Branch; and 4,000 people in Poseidon City, all of which are very small.
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