With the original mission of benefiting the people, helping the community, and achieving mutual success, I started a business and built a factory. I always prioritized helping my neighbors increase their income, offering salaries far above the local standard and generous benefits, while doing my best to help fellow villagers settle down and make a living. Unfortunately, my sincerity went unappreciated, and I faced unreasonable demands and moral coercion. In the end, I decided to relocate the factory to a neighboring village, where the simple, kind-hearted new villagers knew how to be grateful and were diligent workers. As the factory steadily grew, the government, business, and neighboring communities lived in harmony, supporting one another and working toward shared goals. Industrial development and rising household incomes reinforced each other, opening a new chapter of mutual prosperity.