In fact, Gu Dashan didn't mind at all; the village chief and the others only cared about money and were eager to raise more funds.
When Gu Dashan told the village chief and the others, the village chief was overjoyed.
In the end, Gu Xiliang put up 100, Jiang Jinxiu also put up 100, and Gu Dashan waved his hand and put up 300.
Their shareholding is 50/50 with Gujiacun, and their specific shareholding is determined by the money they invest.
The newly built chicken farm will be fully managed by Gu Dashan, and he will be paid separately.
Gu Dashan then invited Gu Dahai and Yang Qiaomei (Gu's aunt) to join him.
The group took good care of the new chicken coop. Since the chickens roamed freely on the mountain, and Jiang Jinxiu would often feed them spiritual spring water under various pretexts, the chickens grew plump and beautiful, never had any diseases, and their meat was very tender.
It sold very well, making Gu Dashan and Gu Xiliang a lot of money.
The other villagers were filled with regret and envy upon seeing this, but there was nothing they could do. After all, it was their own fault for disagreeing in the first place. Of course, that's another story.
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After Jiang Jinxiu and her family's house was completely completed, Gu Lao Er and the others raced against time to help them make furniture.
As for the beds, Jiang Jinxiu originally planned to have them make three more, but they still made six. In Gu Dashan's words, since it was a new house, everything had to be new.
Once they've all moved in, we'll use the new ones; the ones we have now can be left to the eldest and second eldest sons.
The eldest and second eldest Gu brothers had no objection to this.
As long as the bed works, they're fine with it; they don't have many requirements.
They understand that a new bed is needed for a new house, and besides, they can make their own. If they want to change to a new one, they can just make it themselves.
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