One might wonder why a hermit would recruit members to complete simple tasks that didn't make sense, and then pay them handsomely.

Is it really here to save the toiling masses of Fuso? Where does the huge amount of money come from? Out of pocket?

This has to be mentioned, after being selected to become a hermit guiser, the "hermit task system" function opened by paying task points.

Although you only need to pay 10 points, you can open this APP-like function on your mobile phone, but this simple APP can not only push to the hidden public, the simplest, most convenient, and most convenient task for the parties to complete, but also release any task that meets their needs through this APP.

For example, a hermit who runs a restaurant in place A has no time to go out to purchase the ingredients needed for the restaurant because of time problems, so he publishes a procurement task in the "Hermit Mission System".

Originally, he went to buy the ingredients himself, and he had to pay about 100,000 yen for the ingredients.

The fuel and vehicle depreciation cost is 2,000 yen, and the labor cost is 2,000 yuan, which takes 1 hour, and the total expenditure is 104,000 yen.

However, if you pay 100 points to the Hermit Mission System and attach it to the purchase task, you will receive the ingredients within about 10 minutes.

The fuel and vehicle depreciation costs and labor costs saved are equivalent to 4,000 yen, and the savings of one hour can create at least 1,000 yen.

This is equivalent to posting a procurement task, not only getting the required ingredients in a short time, but also earning 5,000 yen for nothing, why not?

The procurement tasks he posted contain different materials such as rice, flour, vegetables, meat, seasonings, etc., so this task will be split into several or even a dozen fragmented tasks, and pushed to different other hidden people to complete.

Among them, a hermit who grows rice in place B is given the task of sending a ton of rice to place A.

Originally, whether it was delivered by yourself or entrusted with logistics, it would have cost an additional 10,000 yen for transportation, and the rice worth 50,000 yen could only be harvested for 40,000 yen.

However, after receiving the task, you only need to carry the packaged rice to the door, and naturally there will be a hermit who drives from B to A to take the rice away, saving time and reducing costs, and finally you can earn 41 points, which is equivalent to earning an extra 1,000 yen.

And the driver who was going to return to place A, without any additional expenses, received the equivalent of 1,000 yen for 1 point.

And this involves a transportation time problem, 10 minutes will definitely not be able to deliver the rice to the restaurant hermit, so according to the "proximity principle", the hermit who opened a grain store near the restaurant in place A will hand over the 100kg of rice required by the restaurant hermit to the hermit on the way to take it away.

100kg of rice costs 10,000 yen, and the price is 12,000 yen, and the hidden people in the grain store give away the rice at the cost price in order to complete the task, and receive 11 points.

Then pay 100 points to the "Hermit Mission System" to release the task of purchasing rice, and get 1 ton of rice from the rice driver Yinzhong, so the driver Yinzhong completes the task to get 1 point...... Doesn't that sound a bit confusing?

The hermit who grows rice is only 40,000 yen for 1 ton of rice, but when you go to the grain store, 100kg of rice costs 10,000 yen, and the difference is 60,000 yen.

In the process of completing this task, all the people have obtained the benefits conveniently and quickly, and they are all happy, but no one has thought about where the difference in benefits caused by this has gone?

Needless to say, is this question going into the hands of the Hermit's Society!

And the hermit club only paid to the hidden public of rice transportation drivers, the hidden public of grain store delivery, and the hidden public of procurement, and spent the price of 3 points, which is equivalent to 3,000 yen in cash.

And because these delivery hermits will also have demand, the 3,000 yen spent will be further reduced under the continuous reduction of the price difference, and it may eventually achieve zero expenditure.

To put it simply, this is a local and regional pilot version of a "global resource integration technology".

It not only tested the feasibility of integration technology, but also plundered nearly 50% of the benefits generated in the whole process, but only paid for the overall planning, scheduling and information calculation of Lingwen AI.

Why would the hermit do this? to serve the toiling people of Fuso?

From the perspective of the Fuso hermits, it seems to be like this, but from the point of view of the two who established the hermit society, it is certainly not for this purpose.

In doing so, firstly, the lives of the hermits who joined the hermit society were completely tied to the chariot of the hermit society, so that they could not be separated from this system completely, so as to become a loyal believer of the hermit society.

Second, it is also to suck the blood of Fusang society...... Who did the 50% of the benefits that fell into the hands of the Hermit Society belong originally?

Of course, it belongs to the other people of Fusang, most importantly the chaebols, groups and officials in Fuso who control various channels.

According to the theory that if you don't make money, you will lose, 50% of the interests that originally belonged to these chaebols and groups will be monopolized by the hermits, and for the official, the hermits will not pay taxes!

The only people who can enjoy the benefits of this "resource integration technology" are the hermits who have joined the hermit society, and for those Fusang people who are not members of the hermit society, then they can only say sorry.

Don't look at the hermit will play the role of a "social vampire" in this.

But for those "hermits" who joined the hermit, it was an organization that brought profits, promoted the circulation of goods, and provided jobs.

Take Nisuke Yamashita, who gave himself the code name "Pig Hand", and his friend Jiro Kikuchi, who was codenamed "Kikusake".

As ordinary salesmen in a garment company in Fuso, they can also get task rewards higher than their salaries by completing tasks in their spare time.

Not only can they get benefits (mission points can be exchanged for cash directly), but they can also get status, rights, and vanity that they can't get otherwise, but all they need to pay is to use their position as a salesman in a clothing company to get the lowest price of organizational uniforms for the hermits.

This kind of behavior of theirs is not like eating inside and out.

On the contrary, it is precisely because they can get a steady stream of clothing orders from the hermit in their hands to bring production to clothing companies.

Rather than blaming them for not getting a high price, apparel companies reward them for their outstanding business capabilities.

Are apparel companies losing money in the process?

This is difficult to say, after all, because of the economic depression in Fuso, the factories of garment enterprises are more productive than sales, and the idle of a large number of equipment and labor is itself a loss.

Yamashita Nisuke and Kikuchi Jiro can help garment companies pull orders to keep factories running at full capacity, even if it is just a small profit added to the cost price, which is a kind of performance in itself.