Transmigrator's Guide to Conquering Another World-Chapter 408 - 385: Housing Allocation (Part 2) (Double-Length Chapter)

Chapter 408: Chapter 385: Housing Allocation (Part 2) (Double-Length Chapter)

A long time ago, it was mentioned.

Before the rabbits came, the short-term worker’s monthly wage in Chixian City was around fifty copper coins.

Which is just over a hundred Huaxia yuan.

So, based on this wage level, the rabbits initially did not choose to vigorously boost the economic situation.

Instead, they proceeded with a gradual transition in a relatively gentle manner.

Now, more than eight months have passed.

The average wage of workers in Chixian City is about one thousand, with the price level being roughly 30% higher than before.

That means the income has increased tenfold, while prices have only gone up by a third.

A very perfect ratio.

Huang Yusheng, as one of the first batch of workers to enter the factory, now earns a salary of 1300 per month, taking home around 1220.

With a housing rent of just over ten yuan after subsidies, it is completely affordable for him.

So, after glancing at the agreement, he decisively signed it.

Then Liang Guangping took back the contract and handed the key to Huang Yusheng, gently patting him on the shoulder:

"Xiaohuang, the real estate certificate will be sent to you by the personnel department in a couple of days, and someone will guide you through the handover process.

Now, there’s only one thing you need to do:

Go home, and take your family to see the house."

Huang Yusheng was slightly stunned and pointed at the clock not far away, saying:

"Leader Liang, it’s not time to clock out yet, if I leave..."

Liang Guangping waved his hand, interrupting him:

"Don’t worry, it’s specially approved by the organization.

At times like this, we don’t expect you to focus fully on work anyway.

Oh, by the way.

The workers’ housing is located at the Pingyuan Well area on the west side of the city, a large entrance, not hard to find.

When you enter, you’ll need to scan your face for identity verification, so try not to lose your composure.

After all, you’re the only one in our group to get a house, so to some extent, you represent our group’s image.

Alright, hurry home now, and remember to come to work on time tomorrow!"

In a daze, Huang Yusheng was ’ushered’ out of the workshop by Liang Guangping, leaving behind a chorus of excited chatter.

After standing dazed for a moment at the workshop entrance,

Huang Yusheng suddenly snapped back to reality.

He rushed into the bike shed, found the bicycle he bought with employee welfare discounts, took his keychain from his pants... and poked it into the lock.

Click—

Click—

Clack—

In a state of emotional excitement.

It took three tries for Huang Yusheng to finally insert the key into the lock.

Then he pedaled and raced home—more accurately, to the relief tent on the west side of the city, their temporary home.

When Huang Yusheng returned to the tent,

his parents were chatting with the ’neighbors’ who were separated by just one bed, seemingly discussing a recipe.

His little sister, off from elementary school, was also in the tent, happily playing with a teddy bear doll.

As mentioned before,

three families lived in this tent, a total of twelve people, so it was normal for people to come and go daily.

Initially,

Huang Yusheng’s parents didn’t notice their son had returned, thinking it was a member of a neighboring family entering the tent.

It was their neighbor opposite who raised an eyebrow and noticed Huang Yusheng’s appearance:

"Eh? Why is Yusheng back?"

"Good afternoon, Aunt Shao."

Huang Yusheng greeted the neighbor, intending to call his parents aside to talk.

But before he could speak, he realized:

There’s no way to keep something like the house allocation from the neighbors, and it’s not a shameful matter, no need to keep it secret.

So, he paused and spoke directly to his parents:

"Dad, Mom, the factory’s workers’ dormitory was completed today, and I was allocated a unit."

As soon as he finished speaking,

the tent fell silent instantly, so quiet you could hear a pin drop.

After a while,

Huang Yusheng’s mother, Lin Guimei, finally came to her senses.

The woman, deaf in her right ear, seemed not to have heard her son’s words clearly, amusingly dug out her left ear, and asked, tilting her face:

"Son, what did you say?"

Huang Yusheng stepped forward and gently helped her up:

"Mom, we have a house now."

Perhaps having a house gave him enough confidence; suddenly, Huang Yusheng acted with great decisiveness:

He held his mother with one hand and picked up his sister with the other.

While giving an apologetic smile to the neighbors who looked on with astonished faces, he said to his father:

"Dad, don’t just stand there, let’s go see the house."

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Note:

Another 9,000 words today, really pushing myself this month, double post tomorrow for a bit of relaxation.....