Traveling South to Xintang

After long preparations, 1,500 people from modern times traveled through time and space, carrying selected materials and equipment, and landed in Danzhou in the Tang Dynasty. They originally prepared manpower, technology, warehousing and division of labor for the new foothold, but they still underestimated the reality after the leap: supplies could not be continued, the language was not interoperable; dampness and heat, epidemics, food, drinking water, shelter and local order, every item had to be solved from scratch. Fifteen hundred people are not travelers who can be hidden away. What to eat, where to live, how to produce, how to trade with the locals, and how not to be regarded as a threat of unknown origin by the government and powerful people, every step is related to everyone's survival. They must first establish a foothold in Danzhou: build water conservancy, build warehouses, set up workshops, and connect sea routes; then exchange trade, technology, and organization for resources and space. Starting from a landing point in the corner of Hainan, this group of modern people will cross the sea and head north, entering Lingnan and entering a still-functioning Tang Dynasty. This is a slow-paced group portrait historical time travel novel. No one person swept the world, nor did a few rare objects change the world; instead, there were 1,500 people with limited supplies, knowledge and trust, who survived step by step in the Tang Dynasty, took root, and carved a new path for themselves.