Because of the elder, Ji Jue had Isis keep an eye on Yu Shu for a while.
New Spring Town was the kind of godforsaken place where saying people left their doors unlocked at night and never picked up things dropped on the road would be complete nonsense. The average quality of the settlement residents and Garbage Collectors was generally in a state of sustainable decline—nothing like the city. If one wasn't careful, they could get taught a harsh lesson.
For the elder's sake, he couldn't let him fall too badly.
In reality, nothing of the sort happened.
Following Ji Jue's earlier instructions, with no fixed position, Yu Shu was free to choose any duties or posts at Coast and Courier Logistics and spend some time getting used to them.
And he truly did start adapting.
From quality inspection and supervision on the assembly line, to transfer and distribution at the logistics warehouse, he even spent some time in the underground workshops.
Rather than treating them like tigers or turning pale at the mention of them as expected, he remained calm throughout. After that, he did odd jobs with New Spring Town's urban management team and even spent some time with the Security Team.
His main focus was simply getting things done.
Whatever he was doing, wherever he was, he did it without caring about others' opinions. As an outsider, he neither affected humility nor acted arrogantly because of his own abilities.
He never interrupted when he didn't understand something, and he scrutinized every detail wherever there was a problem.
During his time with the urban management team, he spent half a month organizing and completing a census and survey of New Spring's permanent residents, reforming the management of the night and morning markets, standardizing emergency firefighting procedures, reporting the