Chancellor Li Bowen

As his thoughts gradually became clearer, the value of the Secret Peeping Eye rose with the tide.

For now, the Secret Peeping Eye had become an almost perfect superior replacement for the Eye of Insight.

It could see more information, and see it more thoroughly as well. Its only drawback was that it consumed more energy than the Eye of Insight, invisibly placing higher demands on its user.

At present, the population registration department of Great Zhou was using the Eye of Insight he had bestowed upon them. As things stood, Zhou Xu had no plans to upgrade them.

There was no need.

The most important task in this area was actually confirming the five-dimensional attributes and talents of all Great Zhou's citizens. Basically, as long as these two things were confirmed, it would be possible to determine effectively whether someone was truly talented.

Under these circumstances, there were now so many new people waiting to be registered and confirmed. Although the department members were all Grassland Elves with three-star spirits, considering the workload, the Eye of Insight was undoubtedly more suitable than the more energy-consuming Secret Peeping Eye.

Of course, some of the information the Secret Peeping Eye could reveal was also extremely important—for example, loyalty.

Zhou Xu made a rough estimate. Blindly guessing, loyalty was probably measured on a scale of one hundred, with sixty points as the passing line. Liu Jiefang and Zhang Xuemei had not known him before and had only just submitted to him, so they naturally had little loyalty toward him. That was why they hovered around the passing line.

As for Aru, because of Zhou Xu's relationship with Xie Liancheng, her loyalty had already reached over seventy points at their first meeting. That should count as possessing basic loyalty.

As for someone like