After Maxing out all Classes

actions, who cares?

Robb was in no hurry to take action.
As soon as he connects the “canal” he had built with the river in the south, the canal would immediately be filled with water, so the silver mine would sink under the water.
That's why he couldn't do it now.
He has to wait for the townspeople to make a fortune and then make the canal.

He returned to the stone stool, sat down with his feet raised, threw the giant axe aside, and waved to number 8 with a smile, “look, you have the canal you want.
The cats will soon have a way to settle down.
Go back and arrange for them and build their houses as soon as possible.
“

He had to salute respectfully despite his strange expression, “Understood.”

He still had a crystal ball in his hand.
The queen in the ball looked confused, but after all, she was a queen, so only after only a few seconds of confusion, her expression returned to normal, but her face turned a little pale, “what you just did was a technique of the barbarians in the northern wilderness.
It’s called collapsing sky, right?”

“Yes!” Robb clapped her hands and said, “Little Sister Elizabeth is so knowledgeable that she deserves to be queen.”

The Queen said, “but I have never seen collapsing sky split into a canal that is a thousand yards long, fifty or sixty yards wide, and more than ten yards deep! This is not normal; the strongest barbarians can only cut out a small hole more than a dozen yards long.
What on earth did you do?”

Robb shrugged, “I tell you.
It was a seriously collapsing sky.
That means that the barbarians you met before weren't serious.
It's not that hard to understand.”

Queen: “……”

This doesn't make any sense.
The Queen felt a little tired talking to this guy.
She sighed and said, “I'm a little tired today.
I'll turn off the crystal ball first.
I'm going to deal with some government affairs.
We'll get in touch when I'm free again.

Robb smiled and said, “Alright!”

The Queen was about to put her hand on the crystal ball and turn it off when a clerk suddenly came out and said, “your Majesty, the man we sent to talk about the plumbing access project reported that the business was not going well.
Some civilians think that the access fee is too high.
We’re reluctant to bear the cost of the installation.”

It turns out that Bright Road is worse than Westwind Town, which is rich in mining, so iron and copper are almost worthless.
The mayor easily installed water pipes for all the townspeople.

But Bright Road is different.
Copper and iron are quite expensive.
If her Majesty wants to add water pipes to every household, it will cost too much, so she has to charge the residents an “installation fee.” Then, they’ll have to pay a “monthly fee” every month.

This “installation fee” is really not a small number, the nobles do not care, but the common people simply cannot accept it.

The queen frowned when she heard the report, not knowing what to do.

At this time, Robb in the crystal ball said, “Haha! Then apportion the installation fee to the monthly fee.
You advertise that there is no installation fee, but they must promise to use it for at least one year and just charge a little more each month.
Let the clerk go back and study how much extra money you have to charge each month to recover the installation fee without making customers feel they are losing money.
You’ll solve the problem in minutes.”