Chapter 313: The Best Gift (Extra update, asking for monthly pass)

The manor court defense officer, who also served as the administrator of the subterranean trade market, Halls, undeniably hit the horse's leg with his flattery.

After being scolded by Russell, a red-faced Halls hid away in the back of the crowd.

Russell actually didn't mind Halls's poor flattery; he understood that subordinates and followers want to advance. No man is a sage or immune to fault, and Russell never boasted of himself as a sage, demotivating his subordinates.

He was willing to promote subordinates who worked hard.

He was equally willing to promote subordinates who spoke pleasingly.

"Rib Jimmy, these river clams were all caught in the clay pond, go and catch a few old river clams from the clamshell pond," returning to the main topic, Russell immediately instructed the clam digger to catch old river clams from another pond.

The transformation of white pearls into golden pearls was certainly worth exploring.