In any case, the migration destination was still a familiar place from her previous life, which was very reassuring. It also allowed for some foresight, something Jing Shu could rely on for the next few years.
The South Sea was humid and prone to mold. Having been previously soaked by seawater, algae and mold flourished everywhere. It was necessary to prepare extra desiccants, preservatives, and lime in advance.
Resources were scarce there by the sea. For instance, Wu City had abundant natural gas and oil. These were vital for various purposes, such as industrial fuel, Artificial Sun materials, household uses like cooking and heating boilers, as well as fuel for cars, steelmaking, and chemical dyes. The role of natural gas was extremely significant.
Upon arriving at the South Sea, not to mention for official matters, even for personal ones, the quality of life would likely decrease significantly.
