After everything was discussed, they proceeded to the next phase.
Zhao Guang realized that he had underestimated the vastness of his country's land; the desert area was far larger than he imagined.
Originally, he thought that after acquiring the desert, he could still buy a lot of land, but even the desert wasn't enough.
That's right, although he had already paid quite a lot, he still couldn't buy the whole desert at the lowest price. Of course, Zhao Guang insisted on that price, and initially, they didn't demand so much.
There's no choice, that desert area is basically useless and could only be filled with money.
Now, since someone was willing to take on this task, the country couldn't be happier, so they surely wouldn't stand in his way.
The final result was that other land was out of reach, and Zhao Guang rented the entire Taklamakan Desert for five thousand tons of gold. It was a vast no-man's land with no natural environment worth protecting.
