Summit Farmer

The car was moving on the road back to the village, and Peter Brown’s heart also had some mixed feelings, each experience being completely different. From a just-rising identity back to the identity of a farmer, this huge disparity truly tested a person.

When Peter checked his fusion status, he felt more relaxed. The fusion process had not been negatively affected by his giving up the official position; not only was it not affected, it had actually accelerated somewhat.

Since that was the case, Peter really felt reassured.

As the car advanced, Peter was thinking about his projects. Seeing everything here, Peter suddenly had an idea that he could really come and develop in this village. If he could turn a backward mountain village into a tech city, the sense of achievement would be indescribable.

Looking at the situation in the mountains, Peter felt that in the face of technology, all this was not a problem.

It depended on how many people would follow him to start a business.

Peter intentionally showed his impulsive side and even revealed his idea of starting a business back in the village, with only one purpose: to see if there were still people willing to come back with him for entrepreneurship.

As expected, within a day, many people called to inquire about the situation. However, no one expressed the idea of following Peter to start a business.

Peter understood everyone’s thoughts, but he also had his own ideas. That was to use this opportunity to properly sift through these people.

Starting tomorrow, he’d inquire about their thoughts one by one; if they didn’t follow him this time, then they’d part ways forever.

Though the road was now somewhat repaired, it was still difficult to traverse.