New Immigrants

The Spaceport's assessments were extremely strict. Since ancient times, reviewing identities and backgrounds had been a specialty of government departments.

Especially when it concerned the starting point of a new era, they had to be cautious beyond caution.

However, as construction personnel for the Spaceport, they naturally received certain preferential treatment.

Mark learned this from the Governor. As one of the Spaceport's few administrators, his relatives were entitled to certain privileges.

However, he did not tell his younger brother about it. Let the brat put a little more thought into it!

Experiencing more of that trembling sense of crisis would help him grow.

Thus, Mark became busy. He had to make preparations in advance.

The Spaceport's residential areas had been planned out and were not small.

However, the current cost of living was relatively high.

Whether resources were transported from the homeland or grown locally at the Spaceport, neither option was cheap.

This problem would be difficult to solve in the short term. No matter how low the cost of supernatural space transportation became, that was only relative. Compared to living costs in the homeland, it would definitely remain high.

All of this needed to be arranged and considered one by one. Development was not something that could be decided on a whim.

Even with the support of the entire Great Xia Empire, the Spaceport still had to consider efficiency.

How to ensure progress while paying the lowest possible cost—that was efficiency.

Mark was thus freed from repetitive construction work. He was now essentially an administrative official at the township level of the Great Xia Empire.

However, at the Spaceport, new residential settlements were called communities.

The first round of examinations was conducted in the homeland and was not publicized on a grand scale.

Those who received the news were