Even if the construction company specializes in civil engineering, it’s rare for the chairman or president to personally visit the site. They are often buried in work, logging six-day workweeks with endless overtime, unaware of how unusual their schedules are. Moreover, when high-ranking individuals do visit a site, it often creates more problems than it solves.@@@@

    It’s like having a division commander living in the same barracks as a squad or platoon—nobody would enjoy it. Still, despite knowing this, I chose to stay on-site and oversee the project personally.

    At that moment, the on-site supervisor raised his voice.

    "Safety first!"

    The workers, mostly hired serfs and craftsmen, echoed back loudly.

    "Good! Good! Good!"

    "Alright, get to your assigned positions! Work as much as the Baron has paid you for!"

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