Summit Farmer

After leaving John Morris’s house, Peter Brown wandered around the village with his hands on his back.

Although the village had undergone some changes, Peter was still not satisfied. Overall, although the income of some families had increased, many more people were still in great difficulty.

Looking at the dilapidated houses, Peter felt a bit sad - these villagers had survived for so many years in such an environment.

He had to find a way to increase their income!

Ever since Peter could observe spiritual roots, he had looked into the Brown Family, and regretfully found that none of them had any spiritual roots.

Since the Brown Family couldn’t take the cultivation path, Peter had to find a way for them to make money.

Now, Peter was confident in his ability to make products that combine cultivation and machinery. He believed that these products would change the whole world, and as long as he could produce and sell them, the country would vigorously support his development, let alone those cultivation factions who would want their share of profits.

Looking at the surroundings, Peter smiled at the corner of his mouth.

Actually, he could have done these things in better conditions elsewhere, but his choice to come here was to target those age-old cultivation clans. If he could get them to develop their businesses here, the impoverished people on this land would have more opportunities, and their development would certainly be faster.

So, Peter had asked the Brown Family to contract more land to benefit from this plan. He also taught them some industries like weaving, processing, quarrying, and breeding, which would generate income in the future if they were willing to work hard.

Peter had shown the villagers the way to develop. Whether they could follow his ideas depends on their destiny. Peter couldn’t do everything for them.