Chapter 894: Leadership Awareness

Su Bai recorded for quite a while, and several pieces of paper covered with writing appeared on the table.

He looked at the content on the paper with satisfaction and asked, "Is there anything else?"

What was written on the paper was what labour value could be exchanged for, such as housing duration, dried meat, clothing and so on.

"I can’t think of anything for now, but for now, these things should be enough." Yu Ying pursed her small mouth.

Su Bai nodded thoughtfully and said, "Then, let’s leave it at this, first publicise it according to this."

"Yes. Let Ah’Lan do the publicity, her memory is better, she’ll remember more clearly." Yu Ying said softly.

"En, just like the recruitment process last time. Having Ah’Lan do it will indeed be easier." Su Bai nodded.

"After she finishes training and returns, she can go publicise it. In the future, everyone will accept this system." Yu Ying began to look forward to it.

"You go rest a bit first, I’ll perfect it a bit more while waiting for her to return." Su Bai said gently.

"Alright." Yu Ying turned and returned to her position.

Time passed minute by minute. Sha Lan and Yan Hua also finished training and returned to the Yong’an Building.

"What is the Shaman busy with? We’ve already finished training. Can we start learning characters today?" Sha Lan said with a smile.

"I’ve already washed my hands, we can start preparing." Yan Hua was also very excited.

The two had no resistance whatsoever to learning characters. On the contrary, they found it especially fascinating.

There was no other reason. Because they wanted to see what the books Su Bai read every day were about.

The Yong’an Building already had many books placed inside. These were constantly attracting their curiosity.

"Don’t rush. There’s a reform that requires Ah’Lan to execute." Su Bai passed those few pieces of paper over.

Sha Lan took those few pieces of paper and asked curiously, "Shaman, what reform is it? What’s written on them?"

Sha Lan’s current literacy wasn’t much. These few pieces of paper were densely covered with writing.

She only understood some characters, but with so many organised together, with some unknowns here and there, she did not understand what they meant.

"It’s about reforming how we reward people for their labour…" Su Bai began explaining.

Sha Lan was instantly shocked. She instantly knew where the benefits of this system were, and it could also eliminate much of the current issues. Management would also be more convenient. This way the Tribe system would also be more perfect.

"Shaman, do you want me to publicise this labour value system?" Sha Lan was still very excited.

"En. I want you to gather everyone, then promote this labour value system, and have everyone handle matters according to this labour value system."

Su Bai nodded and continued, "This way in future when the Flame Dragon Tribe changes into a city, it will also be more convenient, and more people will want to join us."

"I understand. I’ll memorise it now and go publicise it immediately." Sha Lan immediately nodded.

"Then memorise it now. After all, you don’t recognise many of the characters above. Let me read it to you once." Su Bai said gently.

"Thank you, Shaman."

Sha Lan’s face quietly flushed red, feeling the Shaman was still as gentle as always.

"Three meals a day have labour values of one point for breakfast, two points for lunch…" Su Bai read all the labour value points he had written once.

Because he knew Sha Lan would remember after hearing once. He was just taking the opportunity to check, and see if there were any omissions he could supplement.

"En en en…" Sha Lan kept nodding and remembering, her facial expression meticulous, not daring to be distracted at all.

"…" Yan Hua was also silently recording, wanting to see how much she could remember.

Over ten minutes later, Su Bai finished reading all the content on the paper. During this time he supplemented one or two points he had temporarily thought of.

"How is it? Did you remember everything? Do you need me to read it again?" Su Bai asked lightly.

"No need, Shaman. I’ve already remembered it all, there won’t be any mistakes." Sha Lan nodded very seriously and continued, "In a bit I’ll write these points down, it can also make it convenient for other people to read."

"No need to let other people read it. Just open a Labour Exchange Centre. Afterwards everyone can go to the Labour Exchange Centre to exchange for daily items." Su Bai shook his head.

"Labour Exchange Centre? Shaman, what Department is this?" Sha Lan asked with her head tilted.

"That is, a place where everyone can go every day to exchange for their accumulated labour value…" Su Bai briefly explained.

Since the labour value system had been promoted, there definitely needed to be a place to register and deduct said accumulated labour value.

The Labour Exchange Centre was such a place. Inside there would be personnel registering each person’s daily labour value, compared to how much labour value they had used and such.

"I see. How did I not think of this? There indeed needs to be daily registration of labour value, otherwise we won’t know how much they get each day, or how much they’ve used." Sha Lan nodded thoughtfully and continued asking, "Shaman, does the Labour Exchange Centre also need to have some goods placed inside?"

Sha Lan thought of the goods, which was being mentioned as able to use labour value to exchange for some fresh fruits and vegetables.

[Since these things could be exchanged with labour value, would the Labour Exchange Centre also have these things placed inside?] Sha Lan thought.

"Exactly. For example, some cups, ceramics or furniture, fruits and vegetables, all these can be placed in the Labour Exchange Centre. They can all use labour value to exchange for them." Su Bai nodded and continued, "As long as their labour value is enough, they can completely exchange them at the Labour Exchange Centre. Just deduct the corresponding labour value."

"I completely understand now. I’ll also mention this matter when publicising." Sha Lan flicked her cat tail.

"Great. Thank you for your hard work." Su Bai smiled.

"This is all within my duties. The Shaman doesn’t need to be so polite to me." Sha Lan’s face flushed scarlet again.

"By the way, help me listen to everyone’s opinions, see their degree of acceptance towards this labour value system." Su Bai smiled.

"Rest assured, Shaman. I know what to do." Sha Lan said elegantly.

"Alright. First go gather everyone. Just have the maids do it." Su Bai said lightly.

He still needed to let the girls know of their own status. He could not have them doing everything. He must help them cultivate some leadership awareness. After all, only then could they better manage people in the future.

"I understand." Sha Lan naturally understood Su Bai’s meaning.