"The road has been repaired?"


    As soon as the motorcade came down the road, Du Lin found that the road from the road to the town had completely changed.


    In the past, this road was a dirt road. It was dusty when it didn''t rain. As long as horses or cars ran on the road, the dust could cover the sky.


    It''s even worse when it rains, because there are many and complex things on this road, including animals and cars. The soil in some places is softer and some places are tighter.


    As soon as the rain comes down and soak, the whole road can be rotten. It''s not rare not to break one or two horse legs when you''re unlucky.


    This road has been maintained, which has caused inconvenience to traffic. At first, Dooling thought about building the road, but then he gave up the plan after careful consideration for a period of time.


    It''s not that he was stingy with the money he spent on building the road, but the repair of the road is bound to change the peaceful life in alfalfa town.


    Transportation is always one of the basic conditions for social prosperity. It may not be a bad thing for alfalfa town to become prosperous, but it is not a good thing for those who want to hide themselves and have been hiding for decades.


    More outsiders and more lively towns make them more likely to be exposed. Then they hide their risks and costs countless times.


    In addition, Mr. kesma''s temper is not good, and he is an old man who likes to do more than talk. Turing thinks it''s better to "lag" the development of Alfalfa town for the time being.


    He didn''t expect that someone else would repair the road, so he looked at Mason sitting next to him.


    The two brothers took a car, Ophelia and Emil took a car, which was proposed by Mason. However, Turin thought that Emil should actually have such an idea. He didn''t ask or expose it, and accepted such a distribution method.


    Mason smiled. "Of course, I spent less than 200000 to build this road. You can''t imagine how happy my father was when he knew this idea."


    He recalled Mr. kesma at that time and couldn''t help laughing. "He secretly went to the city and hired someone to print some posters and paste them on the town..."


    Durin learned a lot when he grew up. For example, Mr. kesma sometimes makes some seemingly incomprehensible actions. It''s definitely not that he is eccentric, but that he wants to do something for his vanity to satisfy it.


    In Mason''s narration, durin knew that Mr. kesma had printed some questionnaires in addition to those posters, which emphasized the role of road construction and the difficulty of road construction.


    In this world, everything is easy to discuss, but things related to money are not so easy to discuss. The appearance of posters has indeed made some people in the town realize the necessity and difficulty of road construction - mainly because everyone is unwilling to pay out of their own pocket.


    Then he got some questionnaires for the residents of the town to accept the survey. One of them was "if someone is willing to build a road from alfalfa town to the city wholly-owned free of charge, but requires to have the naming right of this road, do you think it is reasonable?"


    The questionnaire lists the various costs of building roads in detail, and exaggerates the figure to 500000. It takes at least 350000 to build an ordinary road. If you want to be better and not so easy to damage, 500000 is a very reasonable price.


    In this questionnaire, most people chose it doesn''t matter, because they are really frightened by this valuation, so they think it''s reasonable that who pays for the road construction, then who has the right to name.


    Then the road was repaired.


    "Then what?" Turin was also curious. Mr. kesma''s wild and strange ideas were always so different, and he thought it was unlikely to be done. It had nothing to do with who spent how much money.


    The kesima family is not a dominant family in alfalfa Town, although everyone knows that the kesima family is not easy to provoke. In addition to a grumpy old man and an old woman who can fight well, there are some official children.


    However, this can not be used as the basis for Mr. kesma to name the road from the town to the city "the road to kesma''s house", which is a provocation to all the residents of the town!


    After several large-scale quarrels and rational fights in the countryside, Mr. kesma finally reached an agreement with the residents of Alfalfa Town, although his practice still made Turin a little... Speechless.


    As the car sped along the flat road, the surrounding scenery became familiar about 20 minutes later. More importantly, Turin saw alfalfa Town, which was at the end of the road.


    He counted six huge stone statues at least twelve meters high, and something seemed to be written on the base.


    In addition to Mr. and Mrs. kesma, Turin''s own statues also appeared at the end of the road, as well as those of Mason, Merlin and kinsel.


    "In fact, there are still a lot of bases empty. When the younger brothers and sisters gradually grow up and become famous, their father will send them up," said Mason, laughing again, "yes, our family will stand there..."


    Du Lin also smiled. "I can''t describe all this in words. Maybe shame is more appropriate. I''ve never heard who will stand the statue near his home when he''s alive. Is he crazy?"


    Facts proved that Mr. kesma was not crazy. When the car stopped at the gate of the town, Mr. kesma just appeared at the gate and the team stopped.


    Durin pushed the door and got out of the car. When he was about to say something, Mr. kesma waved his hand, "don''t thank me. I just think it would be a little monotonous if only your mother and I were made into statues, so I added you."


    "I quarreled with them for a long time, and finally I won, but I did it for myself, not for you, so you don''t have to thank me."


    Du Lin held back what he wanted to say. Anyway, as long as the old man is happy.


    Mr. kesma raised his chin, looked at Ophelia standing behind and said, "this is Maggs''s niece? I thought she had blue skin and two horns!"


    The blue skin and long horns on his head are the demons in the gualt fairy tales. Obviously, Mr. kesma doesn''t like Ophelia. She is not only an ogding but also a descendant of a great noble. This is completely opposite to what Mr. kesma did in the first half of his life. How can the elderly be satisfied?