Sorcery Monarch

Chapter 83: Matthew's Thoughts

Chapter 83: Matthew's Thoughts

Walking into the clothing factory, Matthew immediately saw dozens of busy figures.

Under the direction of several mid-level tailors, the female workers with sewing experience were working according to a tight and orderly schedule.

What surprised Matthew was.

The cutting of each piece of clothing was done by a single female worker.

This made him internally question:

"Something's off. Why are they still using such primitive production methods?"

"Even though they have sewing machine-like tools, why haven't they implemented basic assembly line production?"

Before his rise in the game, Matthew had visited some factories in big cities, even though it was to work as a bodyguard for security missions. He had seen their production processes.

Various semi-automated production machines were not inferior to those in the real world.

The standard assembly line production process, combined with a magical touch of integrated control, had left Matthew marveling for quite some time.

But now, the reality left Matthew confused. He never expected the production techniques to be so backward.

"My previous self's memories mostly focused on learning spells and studying arcane magic. The bits of knowledge I have are just family insights picked up over time."

"I still lack a comprehensive understanding of the world's basic systems. I must gather more information..."

Thinking this, Matthew's expression remained unchanged.

He waved to the workers, signaling them to continue their work.

He overheard their whispered conversations—mostly excitement and joy. Beside him, Ralph the steward reported:

"Currently, the clothing factory employs six mid-level tailors and 45 other workers. More recruits are on the way."

"The main output is linen clothing. So far, we've produced 1,540 sets, with an average of 100 sets per day. In the future, production could reach 300 sets per day."

"The total monthly wage expenditure is 5 gold and 25 silver coins, and we can produce 3,000 sets of clothing per month, each valued at 50 copper coins. If sold, it would generate 15 gold coins."

Ralph's eyebrows relaxed slightly as he said this, clearly satisfied with the factory's profitability.

After all, the lord had been spending money lavishly, continually investing in the territory's development, and no amount of wealth could keep up with that pace.