The next morning, Zhu Wencong stayed in his estate in Des Moines to work, which was said to have originally been owned by a Frenchman.
However, none of that mattered, for when Zhu Wencong left, he would transform it into an Eastern-style mansion.
Having an estate in each capital city of the states was also a fine investment plan.
"Boss, you're finally back!" Makuka came over with a beaming smile.
Zhu Wencong looked at the mixed Indigenous person in front of him; the man had changed a lot in just over a month.
He had started off thin and frail, but now he was beginning to sport a little belly and even had a suit tailor-made.
He still had the features of an Indigenous person, but from a distance, there wasn't much difference between him and White people.
At this time, Indigenous people weren't even considered human; they were prey that could be hunted, and no one cared about their life or death.