After leaving Lü Zong's place, Li Qing rushed back to the village.
Taking on such a big job was not an easy task.
Even though Lü Zong suggested that the more workers they could recruit the better, Li Qing still had to consider his own abilities.
A skilled worker's daily wage was now around three hundred yuan, while an unskilled laborer earned about two hundred.
Employing a skilled worker to lead two unskilled workers would amount to twenty thousand yuan a month.
For ten groups, the monthly wage expenditure would be two hundred thousand yuan.
Though Li Qing had managed to save up some capital, it was only enough to pay around thirty workers for one and a half months.
However, the good thing now was that he wasn't the only one taking the risk—Lü Zong was bearing the brunt of it.
Thinking about this, Li Qing felt like he had taken advantage of Lü Zong again.
