Strategies for solving worries and making money in small villages
About economic sources. As you can see, the income of pubs accounts for a large part of the total income.
Secondly, the resident tax, as shown in Figure 3, is the highest tax.
My fry are all managed by fishermen automatically, and I don't feed them, because the fish are fed or not, and in the end they are all the same, but the growth time is different. (Lack of fishermen's own manual operation)
I have four chicken farms, two have chickens and two don't. There are chickens to feed, and there are no chickens to feed. First, why feed is needed? Because I have calculated that a chicken without feed will be a "lean chicken" when it grows up. The meat stall can cook 15 chicken, one chicken in the inn and 40 chicken in a market = 15*40-50 (chick cost) =550. A feed is 100 45*40-50 (chicks) -600 (feed) = 1 150. Obviously, the cost of raising is higher, but because I only have two chickens, there are only two chicken farms to raise (I am too lazy to raise them artificially).
Here is the back kitchen in the inn, which can be done with one click.
This is always a snowball development.
Look at the stock of fry, vegetables, etc. In my warehouse (as long as the market refreshes, I will sell them)
With these things, I don't care what the government gives me, okay?