The coming-of-age of the new generation had brought a rapid surge in the labor force within Great Zhou.
The influx of labor had accelerated many development and construction projects.
The railway in the Saint Roland region, which had originally been expected to take at least two years from the official start of construction to completion, was finished a full six months ahead of schedule.
Zhou Xu did not hesitate. He immediately transferred this batch of workers to lay the railway connecting the Rakshasa District and the Saint Roland region. The two places were right next door, saving them the trouble of traveling back and forth.
Once this railway was completed, the entirety of Great Zhou's territory on the mainland would be linked together by rail. They would completely gain the advantage of being able to reach anywhere on the mainland directly by train.
The Rakshasa District, which had been stuck waiting in line without ever getting its turn, also benefited from the labor force brought by this new population, as well as the fiscal funds obtained from the domestic football league, and ushered in its first true wave of development.
To be frank, the Rakshasa District was indeed a relatively barren place. Aside from a cliff that could be called a natural moat, the region had few distinguishing features and hardly any rare resources, producing only some ordinary resources.
Besides that, there was a medium-sized grassland beside the capital city.
They could set up a farm and engage in animal husbandry.
With animal husbandry and mining as its foundation, there would be no problem with pursuing some conventional development.
But in Zhou Xu's eyes, the Rakshasa District's biggest problem had always been its dog-shit urban planning!
Zhou Xu could vaguely sense that the other party had probably considered making some