In just half a year, Xiao Lingyu built a farm in seven regions of China. Every farm had its own characteristics.
Of course, other than being a tourist attraction, these farms were used to grow vegetables, grains, and fruits.
Xiao Lingyu's investment in these farms had already reached tens of billions.
After all, not every place had ready-made conditions like Phoenix Ridge. The other farms needed to be built from the ground up. It required time, effort, and cost.
However, this also meant that they were relatively remote. The cost of buying land or renting land was a lot less than that of the city. The compensation given to the farmers for their relocation was much lesser than otherwise. Of course, Xiao Lingyu didn't take advantage of anyone. She was merely paying according to the market price.
Xiao Lingyu was a merchant. She wasn't to go around printing money to give the locals as compensation for relocating.
