Wisdom Academy.
That night, Mu Feng lay on the dormitory bed in his single room, tossing and turning, unable to fall asleep.
Thinking about how slacking off would most likely land him in prison, he felt this profession was practically criminal.
But he could understand why Ji He had established this punishment system in the first place. Spirit beasts concerned the front lines. If a spirit beast turned on its master in battle, it would not only cause casualties among frontline personnel but also affect the war effort.
For such a serious mistake, even prison was considered a light punishment.
If he failed to learn properly, he would have to bear responsibility for the consequences that might arise in the future.
This profession was far from as simple as he had imagined.
The mindset of wanting to slack off suddenly gained a trace of motivation under the pressure.
Mu Feng's mentality changed at that moment. His desire to coast through life became a desire to learn as much as possible about breeding spirit beasts. He did not seek excellence, only a passing grade.
In fact, a careful look through history showed that not all of Ji He's reforms in Star City had been overturned.
The criminal law system had still been inherited by this era.
Even those who had overturned Ji He's reforms had to acknowledge one fact: only Ji He's system could adapt to the pace of development in the new era.
For example, prisons in Star City had once offered very good treatment.
As long as one was not sentenced to death, aside from losing the freedom to decide one's own movements, one's quality of life for the rest of one's days was still guaranteed.
But when Ji He reformed Star City, he abolished all those welfare systems