Immigrants to the new district did not come there and immediately start enjoying life.
When all was said and done, where in this world could there be such a good thing?
To put it plainly, so-called immigration to the new district meant giving them the opportunity to contribute to the area. They had to grow together with the region, complementing each other.
In other regions, they would not even have this opportunity, let alone the various preferential policies that accompanied their migration and fell into their laps.
The adults had already made the necessary preparations when they signed up, and now they were all brimming with energy.
"Let's go. We'll register over there first."
After leaving the train station, they found the new immigrant registration office right beside it.
The entire process proceeded quickly. After they promptly completed their registration and confirmed their identities, they only had to wait a little. Once enough people had gathered, someone would come take them to their new lodgings.
Places like these were generally dormitories.
It was much like the period when Great Zhou had been developing in its early years. There were dormitories, cafeterias, and work assignments. Basically, every problem in this circle was covered for you. Once you arrived, you did not need to worry about anything else—all you had to do was work hard.
Later, if you wanted to move out of the dormitory and have a small home of your own, or improve your meals, you would have to pay for it yourself.
Of course, as long as this batch of immigrants worked diligently and conscientiously, they would gradually have all those things within the next three to five years.
And their lives would continue getting better as this region developed.
Meanwhile, inside Black Moon City's school...
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