Chapter 108 Ande Mansion Tens of Millions

The cabins designed by Kailar are indeed very inviting, with a small but settled feel.

In fact, humans like small places, which is in the DNA, instinct, of the cavemen.

The repression of human beings in daily life will be even more repressive after the residence, so modern people have begun to overcome their genetic instinct and pursue a big house.

But now that humans have just escaped from cavemen, it is time to seek instinct and chase a house with security.

Don't look at the castles of those noble lords, which are particularly huge, but they are inhabited by many people, including guards and servants, and the space that the lords themselves can use is thirty or forty square meters.

The room designed by Kailar is about 17 square meters in terms of space (including two floors, but only the floor space in Japan is counted), and it is for this reason that people who are attracted to the attic and living room, no matter who they are, will love this room at first sight.

This is an advanced design concept that spans thousands of years, it is precisely because of the excellence of the design concept that it has a unique sense of beauty, and more importantly, human beings have a sense of beauty, even if the aesthetic standards are different, but in front of the truly beautiful and generous design, they immediately feel beautiful.

It's like the retro Japanese architecture, and I'm afraid that Westerners don't understand why it has become like that, but they can still experience the beauty of a different style from Japanese architecture.

No matter how human concepts change, aesthetics must be the same.

As soon as the first house was built, it was renovated, then furnished, and finally turned into a model house, and every day adventurers came to see the house, looking forward to the future of their own homes.

Obviously, what Bolce said was by no means a lie, and if he were twenty years old, he would definitely buy a set and die alone here with the woman he loved.

And most of the young adventurers don't want a house like that.

Not only adventurers, but also many laborers who come here are also visiting this house, and they are not eligible for free [subdivision] in the future, so they must use their labor to make money, and then buy a house after earning money.

Of course, the price of this house is definitely not cheap, but there is a certain discount for local residents, there will be a certain subsidy, and of course, more importantly, their wages cannot be bid with the big nobles and big businessmen.

The big businessmen and aristocrats are bound to be dissatisfied with the free real estate brought by their shares, and there will be a new round of mergers and acquisitions, but Kaylar will not let this happen.

This is not a simple investment issue, nor is it a simple question of mergers and acquisitions, but a political issue.

If Kailar were to make this a sanctuary, that couldn't happen.

There must be laws here, there must be institutions here, and businessmen, capitalists must obey the local system.

This system, Kailar is building step by step, and the cornerstone of this system is not the adventurers, it is the group of ordinary people in front of them, this group of people in Olali can only be pariahs, paupers, shrunk in the slums shivering, cautiously looking for job opportunities, but also being exploited by other self-defeating adventurers, this "paradise" is not easy to come by, they work harder, double their work.

The Eighteenth Floor is not cut off from Eulari, but there are often people who work here who try to ask the adventurers to take them back - they work here to make it convenient for the adventurers, and the adventurers are naturally happy to take them on a ride.

After they brought it to Olari, the beauty of the eighteenth layer naturally spread in Olali, this is a simple word of mouth, the whole plan obviously did not have any publicity, but the merchants just received the news and rushed to hear the news, and these poor people, and even most of the adventurers did not know about it.

Therefore, when the good life of the eighteenth floor was passed on by word of mouth among the poor, it naturally brought about the blind obedience effect of the fish.

The school of fish only follows the leader, and after the leader discovers the current, food, and direction, they only follow the leader fish blindly, and unless they are dispersed by the big fish, they are blind all their lives.

In fact, the same is true of human beings, human beings have always been blind and blindly obedient, and only a few human beings have been different from ordinary people from the beginning.

For example, the first Kailar......

Or maybe Finn......

They know what they want in the first place and then what they need to do to get what they want.

Ordinary people have no vision, they can only see tangible benefits before they act, for example, now, the "companions" who went to the eighteenth floor adventure come back and tell the beauty of the eighteenth floor, and then they are tempted.

Then there were hundreds of poor people on the recruiting side.

But from then on, they need to go through the first screening.

No, the screening has actually begun a long time ago, the first people who chose to go to the eighteenth floor to sign up, are a group of brave, no way back poor people, they have implemented a very strict household registration access system, they are not now considered the eighteenth floor residents, but in fact, they have a very strict catalog when they apply for recruitment, age, gender, height, race, eye color, and even burly or thin are entered.

This external rhetoric is a defense to prevent them from stealing and destroying the eighteenth floor, and everyone accepts it, but in fact they are the most qualified people to buy a house on the eighteenth floor, and they will even introduce various policies to allow them to move their wives and children over in the future.

The outside population is part of it, and Olarie's paple Kailar doesn't intend to give up.

It is easy for the outside population to form leaders in the process of migration, although they can't make any waves in front of the adventurers, but the leaders formed by their families, villages, regions, and countries will become their spiritual call on the road, and if they unite to test the pressure on Kailar, it will become very troublesome at this time.

Kaylar isn't going to wait until that step to solve the problem, he's already starting to solve it.

He has already begun to support the Orali natives, who are deeply ingrained in their obedience to adventurers, and in the face of adventurers' dominance, they will only obey, obey the strong, and become strong has become something deeply ingrained in them.

All they lacked was an opportunity—some of them didn't even have a place to live, not even an iron tool, or even a weapon before they entered the eighteenth floor.

The gap between the rich and the poor in this world is so large that it does not exist because the gods do not know it, cannot see it, and does not exist.

So what can they do? Under the pressure of the four mountains of nobles, merchants, gods, and adventurers, they are also desperate, and they do not know what to do.

When an opportunity presents itself to them, they naturally try to grasp it as firmly as they can.

The new influx of applicants is the second group of people, and compared with the first batch of people who dare to fight for their lives, they are less optimistic about life and death, but they have an extremely keen grasp of opportunities.

They have even succeeded in bringing hope to other poor people to get out of their present lives.

The whole Olari seemed to come to life.

It's been a long time since the gods have seen such a vibrant Olarie, and that man does have an extraordinary magic, as if it makes the whole city boil and move.

Obviously, it's just the eighteenth layer of development, and to be honest, it's not a novel idea, but because of the lack of external funds and resources, even a level 5 adventurer like Boss has good leadership and appeal, but he still lacks a state of thorough development.

But now...... It's all different, everything has changed!

There are more than 1,000 ————, so let's come and see them tomorrow morning————

Chapter 108 Ande Mansion Tens of Millions

The cabins designed by Kailar are indeed very inviting, with a small but settled feel.

In fact, humans like small places, which is in the DNA, instinct, of the cavemen.

The repression of human beings in daily life will be even more repressive after the residence, so modern people have begun to overcome their genetic instinct and pursue a big house.

But now that humans have just escaped from cavemen, it is time to seek instinct and chase a house with security.

Don't look at the castles of those noble lords, which are particularly huge, but they are inhabited by many people, including guards and servants, and the space that the lords themselves can use is thirty or forty square meters.

The room designed by Kailar is about 17 square meters in terms of space (including two floors, but only the floor space in Japan is counted), and it is for this reason that people who are attracted to the attic and living room, no matter who they are, will love this room at first sight.

This is an advanced design concept that spans thousands of years, it is precisely because of the excellence of the design concept that it has a unique sense of beauty, and more importantly, human beings have a sense of beauty, even if the aesthetic standards are different, but in front of the truly beautiful and generous design, they immediately feel beautiful.

It's like the retro Japanese architecture, and I'm afraid that Westerners don't understand why it has become like that, but they can still experience the beauty of a different style from Japanese architecture.

No matter how human concepts change, aesthetics must be the same.

As soon as the first house was built, it was renovated, then furnished, and finally turned into a model house, and every day adventurers came to see the house, looking forward to the future of their own homes.

Obviously, what Bolce said was by no means a lie, and if he were twenty years old, he would definitely buy a set and die alone here with the woman he loved.

And most of the young adventurers don't want a house like that.

Not only adventurers, but also many laborers who come here are also visiting this house, and they are not eligible for free [subdivision] in the future, so they must use their labor to make money, and then buy a house after earning money.

Of course, the price of this house is definitely not cheap, but there is a certain discount for local residents, there will be a certain subsidy, and of course, more importantly, their wages cannot be bid with the big nobles and big businessmen.

The big businessmen and aristocrats are bound to be dissatisfied with the free real estate brought by their shares, and there will be a new round of mergers and acquisitions, but Kaylar will not let this happen.

This is not a simple investment issue, nor is it a simple question of mergers and acquisitions, but a political issue.

If Kailar were to make this a sanctuary, that couldn't happen.

There must be laws here, there must be institutions here, and businessmen, capitalists must obey the local system.

This system, Kailar is building step by step, and the cornerstone of this system is not the adventurers, it is the group of ordinary people in front of them, this group of people in Olali can only be pariahs, paupers, shrunk in the slums shivering, cautiously looking for job opportunities, but also being exploited by other self-defeating adventurers, this "paradise" is not easy to come by, they work harder, double their work.

The Eighteenth Floor is not cut off from Eulari, but there are often people who work here who try to ask the adventurers to take them back - they work here to make it convenient for the adventurers, and the adventurers are naturally happy to take them on a ride.

After they brought it to Olari, the beauty of the eighteenth layer naturally spread in Olali, this is a simple word of mouth, the whole plan obviously did not have any publicity, but the merchants just received the news and rushed to hear the news, and these poor people, and even most of the adventurers did not know about it.

Therefore, when the good life of the eighteenth floor was passed on by word of mouth among the poor, it naturally brought about the blind obedience effect of the fish.

The school of fish only follows the leader, and after the leader discovers the current, food, and direction, they only follow the leader fish blindly, and unless they are dispersed by the big fish, they are blind all their lives.

In fact, the same is true of human beings, human beings have always been blind and blindly obedient, and only a few human beings have been different from ordinary people from the beginning.

For example, the first Kailar......

Or maybe Finn......

They know what they want in the first place and then what they need to do to get what they want.

Ordinary people have no vision, they can only see tangible benefits before they act, for example, now, the "companions" who went to the eighteenth floor adventure come back and tell the beauty of the eighteenth floor, and then they are tempted.

Then there were hundreds of poor people on the recruiting side.

But from then on, they need to go through the first screening.