[No live broadcast + no system + no heroine + cute pet + daily contrast]
After going bankrupt, Lu Jing returned to his hometown and inherited an abandoned farm.
In order to save labor costs, he focused on the idle wild animals in the mountains.
Aren't you, the giant panda, very powerful? Come, go to the back mountain and help me dig up the sweet potatoes in those acres of land, and I'll give you a meal at noon.
Aren't you Siberian tigers running fast? Go and watch the orchard for me at night. If you catch a melon thief, I will reward you with a big white goose.
Don't your red-crowned cranes have long legs? Go to the door and stand guard to welcome guests. If you dare to be lazy, you will eat goose stewed in an iron pot tonight!
Others are worried about how to protect wild animals. In Lu Jing's farm, a group of usually domineering beasts are queuing up with stainless steel rice bowls waiting for their meal.
A passing tourist took a video and posted it online, and the entire Internet was outraged: Exploiting giant pandas? This boss must be killed!
But when the Forestry Bureau made a surprise inspection, they saw the wild giant panda hugging Lu Jing's thigh, crying that it would take another hour to chop firewood in exchange for apples.
Breaking point in the first chapter: A wild giant panda ran away from home and was caught eating corn on a farm. Instead of paying for it, Lu Jing took out a "Labor Contract" and forced the giant panda, which could understand human speech, to press its paw prints, and from then on the national treasure's career as a woodcutter began.
The follow-up is more exciting: more and more animals heard that food and accommodation were provided here, and they took the initiative to go down the mountain for "job interviews". The scale of the farm continued to expand, and Lu Jing became a top agricultural tycoon by relying on this group of employees who did not have to pay wages, and the animals would not leave even if they were killed.
