My Road, My Rules

Rylee from Aquele Village saved three million dollars by selling local forest products​ and decided to build the only concrete road out of his hometown. A villager named Chase led a blockade and demanded two hundred thousand dollars in compensation, inciting the whole village to drive up the price. Disheartened, Rylee redirected the road to a neighboring village and stopped purchasing products from Aquele Village. Chase refused to sell at lower prices, causing all the mushrooms in the village to rot, and his son's marriage fell through due to the muddy road blocking access. Desperate, Chase was caught red-handed sneaking rotten goods in late at night, humiliated publicly before finally admitting his mistake. Rylee offered a purchase agreement to give the villagers a lifeline, and when spring came, the entire village pooled their money to cooperate with Rylee in rebuilding the road. The concrete road eventually reached every doorstep.

Rylee from Aquele Village saved three million dollars by selling local forest products​ and decided to build the only concrete road out of his hometown. A villager named Chase led a blockade and demanded two hundred thousand dollars in compensation, inciting the whole village to drive up the price. Disheartened, Rylee redirected the road to a neighboring village and stopped purchasing products from Aquele Village. Chase refused to sell at lower prices, causing all the mushrooms in the village to rot, and his son's marriage fell through due to the muddy road blocking access. Desperate, Chase was caught red-handed sneaking rotten goods in late at night, humiliated publicly before finally admitting his mistake. Rylee offered a purchase agreement to give the villagers a lifeline, and when spring came, the entire village pooled their money to cooperate with Rylee in rebuilding the road. The concrete road eventually reached every doorstep.