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Chapter 426 - 131 This is the Only Light in the Zombie that is Not Trusted_2

Chapter 426: Chapter 131 This is the Only Light in the Zombie that is Not Trusted_2

"It might seem fine now, but as the population grows and time passes, the downsides will become apparent one by one. By then, it might be very difficult to make improvements," said Lin Fan.

The crowd listened silently, like students in a classroom.

Especially those who used to work, watching Han Shuang speak, scenes of past leadership meetings at their companies came to mind—it was damn identical.

Han Shuang, too, fell back into her old habits, fixing the crowd with a fierce gaze as if she were looking at employees. If anyone wasn’t paying attention, she would scold them harshly and tell them to get out.

It wasn’t until her eyes met Lin Fan’s that Han Shuang realized what she was doing—this wasn’t the company.

Nobody spoke.

They awaited what Han Shuang would say next.

Han Shuang said, "I understand Brother Lin’s thoughts. He wants to provide everyone with a safe place, just living as usual. Of course, I’m not saying that this is bad, but if the Sunshine District’s population remains as before, just a dozen or two or three dozen people, there would be no problem. The problem now is the increase in population.

It’s like running a company—a small company with just a few people can operate loosely, as long as one person is capable enough to carry the rest. That’s not a problem. But once the numbers increase, relying on just one person becomes unrealistic. It’s bound to collapse one day.

"In business terms, there are three key aspects to improving an overall management system and operational efficiency: first, a high-efficiency process framework. Second, a well-defined process management system. Third, a unified process value philosophy.

"These three keys I mentioned are essential for maintaining the operation of our shelter," she continued.

What she was talking about now wasn’t to show off but to think about how the Sunshine District could develop better and how the survivors who joined later could understand what to do today and what to do tomorrow.

Gu Hang nodded as he listened.

Yan Nini looked up to Han Shuang with admiration, feeling that Sister Han Shuang was like a domineering CEO, exuding a special aura.

Lin Fan said, "Go on, it makes sense."

After pondering for a moment, Han Shuang continued, "It’s simple. We develop the Sunshine District from a neighborhood into a collective society where everyone has their duties. For example, Wang Kai works at a water plant, so we could form a water plant team. The team doesn’t need many members, just two or three—to teach them about the operation and control of the plant’s equipment. This would be training-oriented.

"Gu Hang and He Ge, both former soldiers, can form a security patrol team, spreading out to monitor the external situation. If there is danger, they need to notify everyone immediately. Their duties for each day would only be these, without getting distracted by anything else.

"Doctor Xu and Grandma Xu are doctors, they could recruit helping hands and train from scratch, since doctors are a profession we lack. We’ll definitely need many doctors in the future.

"Sister Li and Sister Yang are farmers. They could regularly gather some people to form an agriculture team, specifically to clear new land for planting more plants while also maintaining the vegetable patches.

"There’s also a key point—we have many children in the Sunshine District, and we need to establish a children’s school. Qiu Bing, Liang Yuan, and Grandma Liang are all teachers. They could form a professional teaching team, ensuring those kids don’t just idle around bored or run around, causing unnecessary danger."

Listening to Han Shuang’s words, everyone reflected on them, feeling that it made a lot of sense. Indeed, specific division of labor was needed; otherwise, too many people doing this and that would result in chaos.

Feifei, who had been jumping rope, somehow found herself standing among the crowd at some point.

Listening to Sister Han Shuang’s words, she stood with her mouth open, feeling as if the good days were over. Usually, she could slack off in Grandma Liang’s classes, and when she had nothing to do, she could sneak out for a walk.

But now, hearing about the establishment of a children’s school...

Oh my God...

Did we really need a formal school in the post-apocalyptic world?

That was a real tragedy for mankind.

Lin Fan said, "What does everyone think about what Han Shuang said? I think it’s very feasible. I’m Sunshine District’s security guard—that’s my fixed job, and it definitely won’t be a problem."

He asked, seeking everyone’s opinion and expressing his own viewpoint.

A’hai eagerly said, "I think the same as Big Brother. My girlfriend also agrees."

Wang Kai chimed in, "I agree too."

Gu Hang said, "Not bad at all. Establishing rules is a good beginning. The value philosophy of a business is about kindness, unity, mutual help, and together facing the apocalypse."

Afterward, everyone nodded in agreement.

Having said all this, Han Shuang felt extremely relieved as if she had voiced all of her thoughts. Then she remembered something else and added:

"Of course, in this post-apocalyptic world, what circulates is supplies. In terms of collecting supplies, we have an advantage over anyone else. So in this respect, we can further solidify the Stability and harmony of our Sunshine District."

That was about shifting paradigms. Money was useless now, but you could liken money to supplies. In fact, supplies’ importance far outweighed that of money.

If any company offered stable and high wages, who would think about jumping ship? Not to mention supplies, which are more critical than money—they could be absolutely stabilizing, with no chance of waver.

A hotpot meeting thus laid out the development plan for the Sunshine District.

Lin Fan knew that Han Shuang’s suggestions were very reasonable.