In common sense, renting a house is actually quite normal as one has to consider the cost of living.
Inside the mountain gate, it's all Feng Jun's territory; even if you build a house, you don't own it, so renting is a bit more cost-effective.
Feng Jun hasn't thought about dealing with these houses yet, but if you don't dare to build on my land, it just shows that you either don't have much money or it's a short-term action—you don't trust me.
Among those who can stay on Mount Zhige, aside from several big families, there are also quite a few who are neither short of money nor afraid to invest.
Let's skip over the details of these economic behaviors. Right now, inside the mountain gate of Mount Zhige, there are just over three thousand permanent residents; the rest have been driven out of the gates.
Therefore, the outside of the mountain gate of Mount Zhige is busier than the inside, with forty to fifty thousand people gathered there, one can imagine just how bustling it is.
