Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

Several aunts summed up: no, this is absolutely impossible! How many good things the prince has done for us, how can we take advantage of the prince with peace of mind?

They also discussed with Wang Gui. Wang Gui knew what the prince meant, and just smiled to let them relax, take the money at ease, and let them start working in a few days.

But these simple folks are really hard to accept. The experience of earning food with their own hands all the year round has long engraved the words "no labor shall not eat" into the depths of their genes. This is not a pressure from external evaluation, but from their innermost beliefs.

Sitting and eating for free, even if people all over the world praise them for doing a good job and doing it right, they themselves feel awkward.

In the end, they had no choice but decided to go to the prince to protest in person.

Fortunately, Zhao Ke came back with a batch of wool before they left. Otherwise, Li Xin might have to witness another spectacle in his lifetime——

He had only heard of workers protesting because their wages were too low and their treatment was too bad, but he had never heard of them standing up to protest because their wages were too good and they felt uneasy about getting paid for nothing.

"Thank you." Li Xin looked at Zhao Ke, who had become darker and thinner after not seeing him for a long time, and couldn't help but reached out and patted her on the shoulder.

Zhao Ke said with a smile: "It's the job of the subordinates."

Working under Li Xin, she never felt that she was working hard, because she felt her own value all the time.

Li Xin couldn't help feeling: What a good social animal, it's a treasure to be able to pick her up.

After the wool is in place, the textile machine will naturally increase its power to produce. This makes the aunts very happy. Finally get to work!

Originally, Li Xin was a little worried about the health of these female workers. After all, the second batch of wool is a little more than the first batch, and the workload of spinning has increased accordingly. The aunts are also getting older, and it's not good to be tired by then. So, he thought about whether to give the aunts some extra wages or something, but was persuaded by Wang Gui.

Wang Gui knew how these aunts were arguing to return the salary to the prince some time ago, so he seriously advised Li Xin not to mention the salary increase.

Li Xin was also dubious: "I don't study much, so don't bully me. There are still people in the world who think it's not good to eat free food, and think that wages are too much?"

Wang Gui smiled wryly and said, "Why should I lie to the lord? I don't like the little salary now, so what can I save?"

Li Xin pondered: It seems to be the same. Speaking of it, when the winery first opened, those folks seemed to think that the wages were too much. The simple behavior was a bit too simple, subtle and nerve-wracking, and maybe it could be said to be sweet. troubles.

"Forget it then." Li Xin waved his hand and said, "Let's give the aunts an extra meal. Let's provide them with two meals. There will be meat in each meal to keep them full. We will also allow them to bring some back to feed the children. Is this all right?"

Wang Gui nodded and said with a smile, "That's fine. According to my old man's understanding, they probably won't dislike this."

"Then let's do this." Li Xin waved his hand and settled the matter.

The result was not as expected by Wang Gui. The aunts didn't realize that improving the food was just a "trick" by the prince to give them a raise in disguise, so they all accepted it cheerfully and worked harder.