How to make mysqldump create indexes after data is loaded?

Question

MySQL

The goal is to move a huge database (mysql innodb (1-2 hundreds of gigabytes)) to a new server.
Since on the old mysql 5.6 server, and on the new MariaDB, it will not work to use percona xtraBacup, as far as I understand. Therefore, I think you can try using mysqldump
When mysqldump creates a dump of a table, it first creates instructions for creating a table structure with indexes, and then for inserting data. Can the order be changed to:
Create table structure without indexes,
Insert data,
Create indexes?
If you create tables with data, and then put down indexes, it will be much faster, especially on large data. In the manual I found a solution only for MyIsam, I did not find a solution for innoDB.
Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

I will disappoint you, but apparently this is not possible:
(c) https://dba.stackexchange.com/a/76590

Answer 2

if so, the method of envelopes is inno - maisam - backupshuhrymuhry - mayisam - inno is quite working
if, of course, you have enough patience with gigabytes