Seven Hundred and Five People Moved

Farmers are unwilling to relocate, and workers are actually not very willing to relocate either.

It's just that because the workers don't have the means of production, what they say doesn't count. The entire factory was ordered to relocate, and these workers had to leave their homeland.

Compared with farmers, the life of workers has actually begun to decline. There are countless workers in every city, and most of these workers have not yet accumulated much wealth.

In fact, workers in many areas were still refugees who knew nothing two years ago. Alan Hill’s rough way to absorb these refugees is to provide them with knowledge magic balls, and after simple training, find them a job!

In this way, in just two years, Alan Hill has trained more than 80 million skilled workers. This number can be described as terrible.

But now, these workers are facing a serious problem: their jobs are being taken away by fully automatic robot production lines.

Large first-tier cities are expanding fully automatic production lines, and a large number of workers have lost their jobs. They can only leave their hometowns, bring their families and the remaining technology, and go to second-tier cities to make a living.

Workers in second-tier cities, because of their natural defects in work ability, are naturally no match for highly skilled workers in first-tier cities in the competition. Therefore, unemployed workers can only spread to third-tier cities.

In this way, the work of relocating the urban industrial population is actually simpler than previously estimated.

The promulgation of the "Applicable Law on Purchase of Land" has forced many consortiums of Alan Hill to use the idle land in their hands in a planned way.

One of the ways they use these lands is to build factories immediately and start production quickly!

After all, building a house and speculating in real estate in a remote area will definitely cost you nothing, but under the premise of a national support plan, building a factory is another matter.

Anyway, no matter how remote the area is, the products produced by industrial production can be transported and disposed of.

As for building a factory building, because of the structure of the building, it is naturally cheaper and less troublesome than building a skyscraper.

As a result, factory buildings in some remote areas have sprung up like mushrooms after a spring rain, and the machinery inside these factories has already been dismantled and transported.

Of course, these so-called remote areas are actually not that remote. Most areas actually have infrastructure,

Because the chaebols of Alan Hill haven't had time to devote their energy to those really poor areas.

Under the trend of the times, the population migration plan that Des deliberately promoted achieved good results among the workers within the first two days.

There are many workers who support the migration, and some factories have also begun to pack up their items and prepare to move to places that have been prepared.

But there are still many things that need to be improved in the follow-up, and people need to settle down again.

In fact, the land on the Magic Continent is still limited after all. What Alan Hill really needs to develop is the moon and the vast territory of the Demon Realm.

First of all, in any case, the land suitable for farming on the surface of the moon in the future is equivalent to the entire Ilan Hill at least.

If mineral resources are included, it can be said that the area of ​​Alan Hill has doubled! With such a huge colony, and a colony without aborigines, the future development of Alan Hill can basically be guaranteed.

And how vast is the Demon Realm? The results brought back by Alan Hill's expeditionary drones are that the population density of demons per unit of land area in the proven areas is not as good as that of the Magic Continent.

It is precisely because of such a vast land and countless resources that the demon army has the capital to fight with Alan Hill before.

And tens of millions of demon troops, and hundreds of millions of demon dogs and other low-level biological troops were wiped out in the magic continent, making the vast and sparsely populated demon world worse.

Now that Alan Hill has counterattacked and entered the Demon Realm, it can be said that there are more solutions to the land problem.

As long as Chris is willing, he can immigrate millions or even tens of millions to the Demon Realm, open up wasteland and cultivate here, and build more cities.

The problem now is that due to the fact that the Demon Realm has just expanded, few people are willing to invest here. Not only businessmen are unwilling to invest on a large scale, but workers and farmers are also even less willing to come here.

If there are still people who can be persuaded to go to remote areas, it seems too risky to work in the devil world.

Up to now, except for the combat troops, there are only tens of thousands of people who are willing to risk their lives to go to the Demon Realm.

Among the tens of thousands of people, there are still many mercenaries hired by chaebols and the like to come to the devil world to investigate the investment environment.

Although there are already many buildings in the Demon Realm, Angshire has become a military port city, and Stoffel is already under large-scale construction, but there are actually not many factories here.

In terms of scale, probably only one ammunition production factory on the front line is considered good, and the rest are mostly experimental laboratories.

Theoretically, the first batch of immigrants has actually arrived, but more than half of these immigrants are scientific research personnel and their accompanying family members.

As for the other half, they are immigrants in the true sense. Most of them are criminals with relatively minor crimes, and there are also some homeless homeless people who voluntarily apply.

These prisoners were pardoned by His Majesty the Emperor, and the condition for the pardon was to allow them to live in the Demon Realm. Here they can regain their freedom, enjoy the rights of citizens, and get basic living supplies.

They can engage in any work here, including factory production and farming, but they cannot return to Alan Hill, and the restriction period is 10 years. After 10 years, they will regain their complete freedom, clear their criminal records and gain a real new life.

As for those homeless vagrants, they basically came here because of the considerable settlement fee provided by Alan Hill.

Living in Angersshire, they can not only get a house for free as a residence, but also a large sum of money as a subsidy. However, as a corresponding obligation, these people also have to operate various businesses as required to support the normal operation of Angshire.

It is precisely because of these people that Angersshire barely became a city: it began to have its own living quarters, restaurants and bars, and even life-like facilities such as newsstands.

However, with the efforts of Alan Hill, some people will eventually fill up these conquered lands, and some people will eventually accept this migratory life.

Then, a bigger empire will rise like a rising sun, illuminating the whole world with its radiance.