After these goblin prisoners of war had been assigned places, the follow-up matters basically no longer required Zhou Xu to trouble himself with them.
After all, from the perspective of their Great Zhou, handling the arrangements for this handful of prisoners was nothing more than a trivial matter.
If even this kind of thing required Zhou Xu's attention, just how busy would he have to be?
Inspectors from the relevant departments came every month to conduct random checks on the loyalty of several goblin prisoners of war.
Don't be fooled by how honest and dutiful these goblin prisoners had been lately, or how diligently they worked. In truth, their loyalty had barely changed.
The vast majority were stuck at sixty points, while the highest one measured so far had only reached sixty-three.
The reason was very simple. They were honest and dutiful, and worked seriously, but to put it bluntly, that was because they knew that if they did not work seriously, their lives would become less comfortable.
Ultimately, it was still for their own sake.
Regarding this situation, the relevant departments had at least written a report and submitted it to Zhou Xu.
Zhou Xu, for his part, did not care much.
In the eyes of outsiders, as the supreme ruler of Great Zhou, Zhou Xu might place great importance on loyalty. In truth, however, that depended on the situation.
From Zhou Xu's perspective, different positions had different requirements when it came to loyalty.
Some positions needed to be filled by die-hard loyalists before he could feel at ease—for example, his personal guards, and the Investigative Department.
Other positions only required a loyal subject. Basically, the vast majority of positions met this requirement.
At the same time, for some positions, as long as you had the ability and worked