Yu Sheng knew that the title of "Star Guardian" the two old men had arranged for him was, in essence, really nothing more than a title—he had a fair amount of self-awareness, after all. He could barely keep the household's few residents from turning every day into chaos, so if he were truly made a planetary defense officer, he might not even be able to make sense of the work manual. He knew that, and Yuan Ling and Yuan Hao presumably knew it too.
But even if it was only a "title," it was still beneficial to everyone.
The people of Shujì could rest easy, and the Great Void Spiritual Pivot could avoid the trouble of arranging a new Star Guardian on a planet severely contaminated by angels. As for Yu Sheng... his "occupation" of Shujì now had a certain degree of "legitimacy."
After that, Yu Sheng talked with Yuan Ling and Yuan Hao about many matters concerning the "Star Guardian." Mainly, he wanted to learn what a Star Guardian actually did under "normal circumstances."
Yuan Hao's primary opinion was that this situation was anything but normal, so-called normal circumstances were completely irrelevant...
Even so, he and Yuan Ling still told Yu Sheng a great deal of common knowledge about "Star Guardians," satisfying the latter's curiosity.
Yu Sheng roughly summed it up this way: if he switched his perspective to that of a "planetary body," then his main responsibilities were to eat well, sleep well, and stay healthy; maintain a healthy body and mindset; and avoid turning over as much as possible, since that could cause earthquakes. If he really had to turn over, he should tell the people on the planet first...
He also had to remember to block meteorites when they came crashing down on his head.
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