Zombie Apocalypse: Creation

Three hours later...

Xiaoyun finally got to the last person as the line outside was empty.

The young man took a seat in front of Xiaoyun as the interview officially began.

"What would you do as the head of the banking department if there is a drastic inflation in the town?" Xiaoyun asked.

"I'll do nothing." The man replied.

Xiaoyun was surprised by the answer as everyone else had answered either price control or raising interest rates for borrowing food stamps for business.

"What would you do if the government is running a large deficit?"

"I'll do nothing." The man replied again with the same answer.

Xiaoyun was a little surprised and confused at the same time but moved on to the next question.

"What do you think a bank role should be?" Xiaoyun finally asked a more opinionated question.

"A bank's whole purpose is to serve the people, not the government."

"Why?" Xiaoyun asked curiously, as everyone before had always said the government.

"Because if it doesn't serve the people, no one would be willing to use it. Even if it is a central bank, it should still serve the people over the government's fiscal policy."

Xiaoyun felt intrigued by the man's answer and decided to continue.

"What would you do if the Mayor had demanded you to raise money to fill a massive deficit in the government?"

"I would try to raise it. But if it doesn't happen, I'd rather quit than betray customers' trust by moving money to the government."

Xiaoyun got even more intrigued by the man's answer and decided to push it a little further.

"Let's assume the bank you are setting up is a central bank that is purely working for the government. How would you answer change?" Xiaoyun asked a question that wasn't on the list he wrote.

"It wouldn't change. I wouldn't be working for a central bank." The man replied with confidence in his voice.

"Well, I should be informing you that the bank I'm trying to set up is a central bank. Why do you hold a grudge against the central bank?" Xiaoyun asked curiously.

"My family and I all went bankrupt because of their arbitrary policy. They say they are doing it for the average man, but I know they are just doing it for their selected companies and their own profits."

The man got more and more emotional as he got the last part.

"Sorry to hear that. But the whole point of this interview today is to help deviate the government debt with a central bank." Xiaoyun explained.

"Very well. I'll take that sign for my time to leave."

As the man left the room, it marked the end of the interview.

"What an odd person..." Xiaoyun thought back to the man's answer, which was the polar opposite of everyone else.

Xiaoyun pulled the list of interviewees and started looking over who performed the best.

In the end, Xiaoyun selected the fifth person, Chen Liuqian.

Although the fourth person had no unique answer compared to most of the people on the list, he was able to answer almost every question he gave. Even the one that he made up on the spot to ask.

When the person came inside the meeting room, Xiaoyun shook hands with him as they both took a seat.

"I'm happy with your answer... Can I ask how long have you worked in this industry?"

"I have been working in the banking industry for ten years," Liuqian replied.

"That's great to hear... I just want to ask a few more questions, and you'll be all set to go..."

After asking the question and getting a satisfied answer, Xiaoyun finally made up his mind.

"You're now hired as the head of the bank department. You can go report to Yuqi to what to do next." Xiaoyun announced.

"Thank you, boss." Liuqian bowed down in gratitude and left the room.

Watching Liuqian leave the room, Xiaoyun took out his phone to check the time.

"Only one o'clock..."

Xiaoyun decided to leave the meeting room and headed out.

"Where are we going?" Tianci asked curiously as she and Kate followed behind Xiaoyun.

"To go check how the town is repairing right now."

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August finally ended as September rolled in with its cool breeze over the hot summer.

The weather was still out of wack, but the storm finally disappeared as it never rained down as much at once anymore.

After visiting all the affected areas, Xiaoyun decided to raise all the standards in the future houses and cabins.

This hindered the building time when housing was already in short supply, but Xiaoyun pushed it through anyway.

Besides the storm damage being slowly repaired, the bank finally opened its door near the administrative building after configuring a few houses into an entirely new building.

At first, it didn't have many customers as everyone was hesitant to store money inside.

The only ones who were willing to store their money in the bank were either businessmen or people who lost some of their money in the storm.

Rumors started flowing around that their food stamps were going to be robbed of them and that they would be unable to withdraw at some point.

But all the rumors were defeated when Xiaoyun made a public announcement to everyone in the town center.

Almost all the soldiers started storing their money in the bank, and with the lead of the soldiers, more and more people began storing their money in the bank as well.

To make more people willing to deposit their money into the bank, Xiaoyun accepted Liuqian's suggestion to put an interest rate on people storing money inside the bank.

Still, Xiaoyun rejected Liuqian's suggestion to allow people to borrow more money from the bank to start expanding their business as Xiaoyun felt it wasn't time for it yet.

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A week went by in September, and the town's repair was finally finished.

The new expansion toward the forest was drastically increased as soldiers were now helping construction workers fulfill the demands.

Yuqi was almost ecstatic after hearing the housing demand was finally about to catch up to the supply.

On top of that, the financial situation was finally being resolved as she only had to borrow a small fraction of the food stamps from the bank every once in a while with no penalty.

Still, Xiaoyun had to remind her not to borrow too much as the word from the man a few weeks back reminded him of the government moving money from the bank to fulfill their irresponsible fiscal policy.

However, a more important issue arose when Yezi called Xiaoyun on the phone.

"Xiaoyun, you promise that the soldiers would only need to repair the damages caused by the storm, not to build more houses." Yezi reminded him.

"Just one more week, the housing demand is almost completely solved——Hm!"

Xiaoyun couldn't help but let out a small groan sound as his pants pulled all the way down inside Yuqi's office.

Yuqi was right under the office desk, with Xiaoyun's cock inside her mouth as she moved her tongue around his cock.

"There is no one more week. If you kept using the soldiers as construction workers, they are all going to revolt." Yezi warned.

"Why not just one more week?" Xiaoyun asked curiously as he noticed Yezi's urgent tone.

"Many of the soldiers had been complaining to me about getting sick of working in construction."

"Fine, I'll stop——But they are going back to training again first."

Xiaoyun almost groans out loud in pain as Yuqi suddenly gently bites down with her teeth.

"Thank you. I was getting a little worried that you weren't going to back down." Yezi let out a sigh of relief over the phone.

"Ahem, is that all you are calling for?" Xiaoyun asked as he looked down at Yuqi in anger.

"Oh, I almost forgot. Are we going to have a mid-autumn festival this year?"

"Of course, it's a week or two, right?"

"Yeah... Are you okay, Xiaoyun? You sound like you are in pain." Yezi asked as he noticed Xiaoyun's voice sounded a little different.

"What? I'm not in pain at all. Ahem, I got more office work to do. I'll talk to you more about it tomorrow."

Xiaoyun immediately hung up the phone as he finally couldn't hold it anymore and released his hot semen deep into Yuqi's throat.

"Ahem, d-did you have to cum that much in my mouth?" Yuqi complained as she swallowed every drop of semen down.

"I just couldn't help it... Also, why did you bite me?"

"You know why... Could you really not just keep it for one more week?" Yuqi looked angrily back at Xiaoyun.

"You heard Yezi on the phone. If I do it for one more week, the soldiers are going to overthrow me." Xiaoyun argued back.

"Yeah, sure, he's totally not exaggerating and getting sick of doing the same job every day," Yuqi replied sarcastically as she got back up from the desk.

"Come on, darling, when did you get so petty?" Xiaoyun asked as he grabbed a tissue for her.

"It's not petty. You would have the same feeling, too, if you had been facing this problem for almost several months and saw a solution right in front of you."