Genshin Impact: Starting from Liyue to Build Infrastructure

The captured members of the Treasure Hoarders were immediately assigned to work by Ningguang and Takumi.

It was better to have them work under strict conditions than to let them continue digging up Liyue.

Even some of the imprisoned Treasure Hoarders were released for labor.

As they discussed these matters, Yanfei arrived.

"Oh? You're all here."

"Perfect timing! Look at the traffic laws I've just compiled."

"If everything checks out, I'll have them printed and distributed."

With that, she handed the document to Takumi for review.

Takumi took the document and read through it carefully.

The content was largely based on his previous discussions with Yanfei.

After a quick glance, Takumi nodded.

Yanfei had followed his instructions well and had even added some of her own ideas.

It was ready for implementation.

Thinking of this, Takumi spoke up:

"Then let's get started."

"The driver's license test will be divided into three parts."

"The first part is a written test. A score of 90 or above is required to pass."

"The second part involves practical driving lessons."

"After learning to drive, the practical test begins."

"Anyone who fails the second test must retake it."

"Each applicant gets three attempts. If all three are failed, they must undergo additional training."

"The third part is the on-road driving exam."

"Testers must drive under real traffic conditions."

"Any violations result in immediate failure."

"Strict regulations are necessary for issuing driver's licenses."

As Takumi outlined the plan, everyone took notes.

"Understood."

"Anything else to add?" Ningguang asked as she wrote down the details.

Takumi continued:

"We also need to install traffic lights at major intersections."

"I forgot to mention that earlier."

"Yanfei, make sure to include traffic light regulations."

"Red means stop. Green means go."

"When the red light is on, all traffic must stop."

"Anyone caught running a red light will be detained for labor reform."

"Special pedestrian crossings will also be designated."

"Same rule applies—stop at red, go at green."

...

Takumi shared all the traffic regulations from his previous world.

Yanfei quickly transcribed them into the official traffic law.

Once the final details were sorted out, the regulations were finalized.

If any adjustments were needed in the future, they could be made accordingly.

With more vehicles on the roads, traffic lights would be essential to prevent chaos.

Back in Guili Plains, Takumi began preparing the necessary infrastructure for traffic lights.

Once everything was set, everyone got to work.

The implementation of new traffic laws and the upcoming driver's license test required thorough preparation.

Some members of the Qianyan Army were selected for early training.

They would learn the rules first, obtain their licenses, and then serve as driving instructors.

Once the traffic laws were issued, others would study them, and training would begin.

That evening, Takumi stayed in Liyue Harbor for the night.

The next day, he drove a registered vehicle out of Liyue Harbor.

He left the bus behind for Ningguang to use as she saw fit.

Klee did not accompany him.

She was still with Jean and had yet to return.

Takumi didn't think much of it.

She would likely go to Wangshu Inn later.

...

Driving a brand-new car, Takumi and Keqing returned to Guili Plains to continue their work.

Meanwhile, Ningguang made several major announcements.

She officially declared the availability of automobiles for purchase and the sale of stores in Guili Plains.

Additionally, she introduced new property ownership policies.

The property rights in Guili Plains were changed from permanent ownership to a 70-year leasehold system.

New restrictions were also introduced.

Upon hearing the news, many people were in disbelief.

Why had the land rights suddenly changed from permanent to a 70-year lease?

Many were dissatisfied.

Especially the merchants.

When they saw the announcement, they felt as if they had lost millions of Mora.

Why was this happening?

In response, Ningguang provided an official explanation.

The new policy was necessary for the better development of Guili Plains.

Unlike Liyue Harbor, where property ownership was permanent and passed down through generations, Guili Plains would follow a different model.

In Liyue Harbor, permanent ownership had led to a housing crisis.

Many people in Liyue Harbor had no homes and were forced to live in inns.

Even attempting to buy land for development was costly beyond reason.

The explanation was logical, making it difficult for anyone to argue against it.

Ningguang also announced the date for the property sales.

Those interested could participate.

For those who couldn't afford to buy, rental options were available.

The choice was left to them.

These details were clearly outlined in the announcement.

Interested parties could visit and inquire.

Some people hesitated, while others acted quickly.

Many businessmen, believing that enormous profits awaited, wasted no time in preparing their Mora.

They set off for Guili Plains immediately.

They wanted to secure the best store locations while they were still available.

Among them was the Feiyun Commerce Guild.

Xingqiu returned home and relayed Takumi's information to his father and elder brother.

After a brief discussion, they made a decisive choice.

They would buy a building.

Their current headquarters in Liyue Harbor was no longer sufficient.

Despite being one of Liyue's leading commerce guilds, their current office was only four stories tall.

To outsiders, this was already considered massive.

However, for Feiyun Commerce Guild, it was starting to feel cramped.

Expansion was necessary.

Takumi's introduction of ten-story buildings presented the perfect opportunity.

Purchasing a large building would allow them to consolidate their operations.

Additionally, it would eliminate the need for a separate warehouse.

The new location's proximity to Mondstadt would also facilitate trade.

Real estate in Liyue Harbor was increasingly expensive.

Moreover, available land was scarce.

Rather than overpaying for limited space, it made more sense to invest in Guili Plains.

The area had a port.

If development continued, it could rival Liyue Harbor in the future.

Of course, they had no plans to abandon Liyue Harbor.

Operating in both locations would allow them to strengthen and expand their business further.