Senior (Second Update)

Su Yanxing, the High Priest of the Beichen Empire, had just finished a Mass and come out.

Hearing the special notification sound from his Quantum Optical Brain Wristwatch Carrier, he hurriedly checked his messages as well.

He had several special notification tones. This one was the most important to him, even more important than those for his wife and children.

Because it was a message from his younger sister, Su Shuangluo, whose life had been full of hardship.

Seeing Su Shuangluo's request, he did not find it difficult at all and immediately replied.

Su Yanxing: No problem. I'll handle it right away.

As he spoke, he first sent a message to Emperor Tantai Hongyuan, requesting permission for his nephew—Zong Ruoning, the eldest son of the Zong Family Main Branch—to work as a Political Commissioner at Imperial Royal First Military University.

The role of Political Commissioner was not a teaching position, merely an ordinary staff post responsible for monitoring students' political conduct at school.

Assessments were based on students' everyday words and actions, as well as what they posted on the campus forum and the Star Net.

Generally speaking, as long as no major public controversy arose, everyone would pass.

Yes, students' political records had only two outcomes: pass or fail. There were no specific scores.

As long as students did not seek attention online during their time at school by deliberately making anti-human or anti-state remarks, they would pass.

Therefore, the position of Political Commissioner at a university did not require a high level of education or involve any complicated work requirements.

There were quite a few of them, too. Each grade had five Political Commissioners, twenty in total, along with a dedicated Political Commissioner Department.

Emperor Tantai Hongyuan soon saw Su Yanxing's message as well.

He thought for a