Xu Fu's Eastward Journey: from Five Thousand Qin People to the Second China

In 2026, the career of 40-year-old cultural and tourism trader Zhou Mingchuan collapsed. When he opened his eyes again, he became Xu Fu who was crossing the sea eastward. The ship was about to sink, the grain tanks were flooded, and the 5,108 Qin people were left with only 82,000 liters of safe fresh water. Good news: the civilization colonization system is bound. Bad news: The system will not send food or troops, nor will it fight for him. It only gives maps, weather, talents, resources, technology and civilization points. So Xu Fu used the Qin crossbow to subdue the tribes who dared to grab water, used standard iron tools to open the market, and used registration, roads, ports and credit to tie a group of originally unrelated people into the same order bit by bit. Others seek immortality. What he wants is for the five thousand Qin people to survive, stand firm, and build the city. When war breaks out again in the Central Plains, people outside the East China Sea have begun to do business according to Qin people's scales, follow Qin people's ways, and abide by Qin people's rules. This time Xu Fu traveled eastward, not to the fairyland. He wants to create another China in Haidong.