Before they knew it, another new year had arrived. The completion of the New North District reconstruction project was two months later than Zhou Xu had expected, and it was not basically finished until spring of this year.
After confirming the news, Zhou Xu immediately began reallocating labor internally.
During this process, Zhou Xu obviously could not simply and brutally move the laborers who had participated in the New North District reconstruction project to the Southern Frontier in great heaps.
For one thing, the distance from the New North District to their Great Zhou Southern Frontier was simply too far. It was spring now, but if this batch of laborers traveled from the New North District to the Southern Frontier, they probably would not arrive until the end of summer or the beginning of autumn.
Several months would be wasted entirely on the road. For Great Zhou, which was desperately short of labor, that was undoubtedly not a good choice.
Besides, the workers in the New North District had just finished the reconstruction project there. They had been busy for several years, and now that the work had finally been completed, they had barely had time to catch their breath before being transferred to participate in the Southern Frontier construction project. That was somewhat hard to justify.
Was he really going to keep wringing the life out of the same group of people? That was no way to treat them.
Therefore, while avoiding this problem, he also had to minimize wasted time as much as possible. The most reasonable solution was rotation.
Since the three regions within Great Zhou were connected by the waterways of Qingshui Lake, the nearest places from which to transfer labor to the Southern Frontier were Black Moon City and the New South District. By water,