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With the support of businessmen, the theme park quickly began construction. However, only Zhou Wu knew that the construction of the theme park would take even longer and more time and effort than the construction of the city.

Because of the experience gained in city construction and attacking Aidu, and with so many cities in the Great Dragon Kingdom right there, there's nothing we don't understand, we can just copy them directly, there's basically no technical difficulty.

But theme parks are different. They are a completely new concept. Everything in a theme park is organized and structured. The operation of each amusement facility must take into account not only safety, but also lighting, atmosphere, and so on. Even an ordinary road must be designed to match the overall theme park project and visitor flow. No detail can be overlooked.

Zhou Wu sometimes thought that when he transmigrated, he originally wanted to live a good life with Da Long, the kind where he had three wives and four concubines, was waited on hand and foot, didn't have to use his brain, and did nothing all day.

But at some point, things changed. He was constantly busy, dealing with either matters of the imperial court or the development of his fiefdom; he was never free for a moment.

"Did I transmigrate here just to become a construction foreman?"

Zhou Wugang had just returned home from the construction site. He sat listlessly in a rocking chair, closed his eyes, and enjoyed a moment of peace.

. . . . . .

"It's been a hard journey."

"Of course, I almost vomited bile."

An, whom Zhou Wu hadn't seen for a long time, had somehow decided to come to Nanhai Island. He had informed Zhou Wu in advance, so Zhou Wu was waiting for him at the dock early on.

Speaking of which, An was Zhou Wu's first benefactor in Dalong. If it weren't for An, it's hard to say whether Zhou Wu could have gotten to where he is today.

"Let's rest first, and then when it's time to eat, we can talk while we eat."

An did indeed have a favor to ask of Zhou Wu, but there was no rush. The main reason was that he really needed to rest. It was An's first time at sea, and he was very unaccustomed to it. The ship was swaying on the endless sea, and he had no confidence at all.

An made a grand entourage this time, including himself and a group of his subordinates and officials. Zhou Wu arranged for all of them to stay in a restaurant.

"Luckily, some restaurants are open, otherwise these people would have nowhere to sleep."

There were quite a few people; the restaurant was completely full.

Knowing that many people were seasick, Zhou Wu deliberately delayed the mealtime by half an hour so that they could rest more.

Although the South China Sea islands have a completely different exotic atmosphere from the mainland, An and his group had no interest in appreciating it at all. They went straight to their rooms, fell asleep immediately, and didn't wake up until the sun was setting and the evening glow had reddened half the sky.

Within fifteen minutes, everyone had finished packing and arrived.

"My lords, let's go to the banquet now. Please follow me."

The group followed the guide, thinking they were inside the inn, but to their surprise, they arrived directly at the inn's gate, where several luxurious carriages were already waiting.

"My lords, please get into the carriage."

"Still taking a carriage? Tell Zhou Wu that there's no need for all that trouble. We're all brothers, it's better to keep things simple."

An felt that the reception was a bit too grand. She had originally wanted to ask Zhou Wu for a favor, but the way Zhou Wu was treating her made her feel embarrassed to ask for help.

"My lord, I was just doing what Lord Zhou instructed. Please don't make things difficult for me."

An Wei shook her head and sighed, and could only get into the carriage. The others, seeing that their leader had gotten into the carriage, also got into the carriages behind.

The carriage wasn't moving very fast. By this time, everyone had rested and regained their energy. They peeked out of the carriage windows, savoring the scenery of the South China Sea.

Everything was new and exciting—various kinds of plants, fruit trees, and animals I had never seen before.

The afterglow of the setting sun turned the sky crimson, merging with the heavens and the ocean, creating a beauty unlike anything I had ever seen before.

"It's so beautiful."

"Look at this tree, it looks so strange, why does it only have a few leaves at the top?"

"Is that a fruit on the top? It's huge."

The carriage stopped after traveling for a short while. Led by a servant, they arrived at a seaside restaurant, where Zhou Wu was already waiting.

"I said it's just a meal, we're so familiar with each other, there's no need to make it so complicated."

An's slightly reproachful tone showed that he treated Zhou Wu as one of his own, and this long-lost sense of intimacy touched Zhou Wu.

"They are all local ingredients; we didn't prepare anything special."

There were at least ten people who could sit at the table, but luckily we had prepared a large table.

"You..."

"Alright, stop babbling on and on while we're eating. Come on, serve the food."

The maids carried trays, bringing dishes to the table one after another. The dazzling array of dishes left even **An dumbfounded, let alone his subordinates.

"You're still lying to me, such high-end ingredients."

When I was in Niujia Town, I ate seafood, but compared to the seafood in the South China Sea, the seafood in Niujia Town was still slightly inferior.

"This is the South China Sea, which is incomparable to the waters near Niujia Town. Isn't this the local food source?"

"you...."

After hearing Zhou Wu's explanation, An realized that it made sense.

"I can't argue with you, so let me introduce you. This is your sister-in-law."

Zhou Wu had been wondering during the day why there was a woman in the crowd, but he immediately stood up and greeted her respectfully.

"I have met you, sister-in-law. I was unaware of your presence during the day; I have been very rude."

After all, Zhou Wu wasn't as casual with his sister-in-law as he was with **An. He could address **An as a brother, but with his sister-in-law, he could only be respectful and couldn't be so casual.

As he spoke, Zhou Wu glared at An, blaming him for not introducing him during the day.

"I was too tired during the day, so I forgot, haha."

Seeing Zhou Wu get his comeuppance made An Xin feel incredibly happy.

"Uncle, you're too kind. We're all family, no need to stand on ceremony."

“Sister-in-law is right. Someone, go and get some coconuts.”

Zhou Wu hadn't originally planned to prepare drinks for everyone, but since his sister-in-law was there, he decided to make an exception.

Actually, women in this era also drink alcohol, but it depends on the occasion. In this kind of occasion where there are subordinates, it's obvious that the eldest sister-in-law wouldn't drink.

So Zhou Wu readily ordered someone to bring over a few coconuts.

Soon, servants brought some coconuts. After seeing the coconuts, everyone realized that they were the fruits of the strange fruit tree they had seen on the way here.

The servants opened several coconuts with knives right in front of everyone, then poured the coconut juice into cups and served one to each person, except for An, as if Zhou Wu was deliberately retaliating against him for not telling him that his wife was also there.