Richest Man: Divine-Grade Reconstruct System Chapter 1394 - 1208: Lao Lin’s Excitement (Part 2)

They thought Lin Yi was some kind of divine manifestation from heaven, and started shouting with their mouths wide open.

But listening to what these people were saying at that moment, Lin Yi felt really uncomfortable, and he simply couldn’t tell what language this guy was speaking.

Of course, Lin Yi was actually fluent in the language of those Little Japs, but right now what these natives were speaking wasn’t standard Little Jap speech at all, it was more like an indigenous dialect.

On this point, Lin Yi wasn’t the least bit surprised.

After all, before those guys went to Great Tang, they didn’t even have their own written script.

And now, speaking in the native tongue—could anything be more normal?

Precisely because of this, once Lin Yi directly exchanged for their language in the system, he could immediately understand what they were saying.

This really shows off how powerful the system is: no matter what kind of language, no matter what language family, no matter how remote the place, as long as something exists, there’s nothing the system can’t exchange for Lin Yi.

It’s just that, comparatively speaking, doing things like this consumes a bit more System Energy.

But Lin Yi didn’t care about that now; after all, he didn’t plan on going back much anymore. Most of his time was going to be spent here, since his wife, children, and parents had all come over, so there wasn’t much left to be nostalgic about over there.

Unlike before, when he would long every day to get back as soon as possible—he’d have been willing to go back even for just a single day. Now, though, his focus was fully shifted here, to make this place as developed as the later generations as soon as possible.

With Lin Yi existing here, with Lin Yi descending from the sky, his identity was quickly confirmed: he became their most precious god on this side, and his words were carried out without question.

Even when Lin Yi directly conjured a huge ship and told them all to get on, they didn’t show a single complaint.

And Lin Yi didn’t leave them; he boarded the ship himself, personally leading them and looking toward that distant ocean on the other side.

Lin Yi’s idea was very simple: just take them all over there.

And this huge ship was in fact a carrier from the later era.

As for where this carrier came from—naturally the system decomposed and rebuilt it, and as for its origin, plenty of bros have probably already guessed it.

That’s right, it’s that carrier.

Right now this carrier was packed full of people.

It was practically at the "body-to-body squeeze" level, and there was a reason for that: Lin Yi had directly gathered almost everyone on the island. Pretty much all the tribes on this island had been summoned and brought here by Lin Yi, though of course it’s possible there were still a few scattered individuals left behind.

But those would be very well hidden; at least within a short period Lin Yi hadn’t found them, and that was already enough.

As for these people’s food, naturally Lin Yi wasn’t about to shortchange them.

All over the carrier you could see traces of fires being lit and meals being cooked.

As for why it was so easy to handle the extreme overloading of this carrier, and how only Lin Yi could manage to operate it?

This forces us to mention once more the badass side of the system. With the system’s presence, he directly modified the carrier, so that now the entire carrier could be operated solely by an intelligent system. All Lin Yi had to do was input the destination, and the carrier would automatically set sail.

And there wouldn’t be any deviation, even if it ran into extreme weather.

As for the power source, there was even less to worry about. Setting aside the electricity produced by the Nuclear Manufacturing Group, just the nuclear power on this carrier alone was more than enough to take it to every corner of the world.

The voyage itself was very long; after more than a month, the carrier finally arrived at that stretch of land.

But this land was still some distance away from where Lin Yi ultimately wanted them to go, so Lin Yi just brought over some cars and ferried them over in loads.

And the moment these people emerged onto that scorching hot land, they were all struck dumb. They had no idea why their god had brought them here, why he’d taken them off that little island and brought them to this place.

Everything here felt extremely unfamiliar and baffling to them, and seeing that endless desert made them even more confused.

For a while, everyone had the same question in their hearts: they had no idea what exactly their main god intended to do.

But since the main god had brought them here, they had no complaints at all; even if the main god told them to go dig coal pits one by one, they wouldn’t complain either. After all, this was their god—there’s no way their own god would harm them, right?

Precisely because they had this kind of faith, each and every one of them obediently followed Lin Yi’s instructions to redistribute the tribes, and rebuilt families and social groups here.

Of course, once he’d settled them in, Lin Yi left all the mechanical equipment here, and even specially trained a few very nimble youngsters, teaching them how to operate the intelligent systems, and left them an advanced smart computer to control.

That was because this computer only needed voice commands to operate; as long as you asked, it would give answers. And the electricity for this computer all came from the Nuclear Manufacturing Group, so in the short term there was no way it would run out.

And there was one more thing: this computer’s sole purpose was to help them better master the operation of equipment for extracting oil.

As for whether this computer would bring some other kind of changes to them, Lin Yi was completely at ease.

Because once he’d configured it, only oil-related content could be queried on this computer; as for anything else, there’d be no way to access it.

Whether this thing needed the internet or not was obvious—it definitely didn’t. All this knowledge had been copied in advance, and it was all set up by the system.

Lin Yi himself was baffled by this part too; he didn’t know how the system had pulled it off, but once he thought about how badass the system was, he relaxed. After all, there’s nothing more outrageous than it sending him through time.

Once these people had settled down, they all started learning how to extract oil.

As for the grain they were going to eat—heh—of course Lin Yi had left that for them too.

The climate here was scorching hot, but some places could still grow certain special plants.

Lin Yi also left them some seeds specially developed in later generations for this region, so feeding their lives shouldn’t be a problem.

After he’d arranged everything here, more than a month had already passed; and in that entire month, Lin Yi had barely gone back to Dayou Kingdom.

So once things here were finally in order, Lin Yi finally had time to go back.

And once he returned, the very first thing he did was take his wife, children, and parents, get on a helicopter, and fly straight toward that little island.

When the whole family looked down at that long, narrow island below, they couldn’t help getting extremely excited.

Especially Lao Lin—he was an old angry youth through and through.

Seeing that little island down below, he couldn’t help clenching his fist in excitement, and he also couldn’t help praising his son a few times.

"Nice, I never in a million years thought we’d live to see this day.

Hahaha, this is great. Those damned Little Japs—this is them paying a bit of interest on everything they’ve done.

Haha, from now on, this place is the territory of my Dayou Kingdom.

This will be the playground for all the citizens of Dayou Kingdom.

Hahaha, once we get back I’ll start putting together a team, build a fleet specifically for running routes to this place."

[To be continued...]