The commerce of Kyushu before the great chaos had already reached a bottleneck and had formed a relatively mature trade system.
Now, it is an explosion after a long silence.
Goods accumulated in various "industrial zones" re-entered the market as trade routes opened up, and as the situation gradually stabilized, the laborers in these "industrial zones" were re-employed, providing the people with a way out.
This revival of commerce, like thawing spring water, quickly spread over the canals' banks, coastal docks, and into the inland regions and prefectures.
The kilns in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, were ablaze throughout the night, not only to fulfill domestic officials' and gentry's orders but also to catch the monsoon shipping season heading to Quanzhou State.
Kiln owners discovered that through the "coordination" and standardized depot systems of the Cao Sea General Control Department, the transportation loss of mass-produced porcelain decreased, and cost accounting became clear.
