Bai Yuhan

Liszt finds himself reborn as a countryside baron in an alternate world resembling medieval Europe. In this world, there are dragons that can discharge metals, elves that can tend to crops, and missions written in mist that only Liszt can see. With the help of the mysterious missions, can Liszt gradually grow from Baron of Flower Town into something greater, claiming the whole continent and beyond?

The Mighty Dragons Are Dead

Four hundred and seventy-six serfs, about two-thirds of whom were females, along with quite a few infants and children. The elderly also made up a considerable portion, while there were very few able-bodied men—on the serf trade market, able-bodied men were regarded as excellent laborers, and their price was much higher compared to the elderly, children, and women.


To another landlord, the quality of these serfs would be considered very poor.


Aside from skilled artisans being valuable, women and children were a burden, and the artisans were all elderly, which was very uneconomical.


But Liszt did not have any complaints in his heart—women could marry the bachelors of the territory and help mitigate the gender imbalance in Fresh Flower Town; with proper nurturing, children and infants could become future knight candidates; and old artisans possessed exquisite skills and could completely train a large number of apprentices.


Chapter 141: The Magician of Coral City