"You've been a teacher for six years too."
"That makes you a veteran teacher."
"I'll give you an example close to home. It should clear up the confusion in your heart."
As they walked down the corridor, Gu Yuena wore an attentive expression.
"As everyone knows."
"Every graduating class on campus worries about finding work."
"The Academy offers a semester-long 'Career Guidance for Graduating Students' course."
"I know about that." At Di Tian's words, Gu Yuena immediately took a book from her storage Soul Tool.
Career Guidance Textbook for Graduating Students
—Published by the Federal Central Academy Department of Education and Science.
Gu Yuena said proudly, "A year ago, I even taught a semester of career guidance for graduating students."
"Oh."
"Then take another look at this book, this time with an investigative mindset."
"Flip, flip." Just as Di Tian said, Gu Yuena read through it again.
She read carefully, investigatively.
"Chapter One, Section One."
"The definition of employment: Employment refers to social labor performed by Federation citizens aged eighteen and above who possess the ability and willingness to work, in exchange for corresponding labor compensation."
"I don't understand it." Bi Ji shook her head.
Di Tian shook his head in sync. "I don't understand it."
Seeing the two of them like this, the timid Yuanen Huihui and the carefree Lan Mengqin also shook their heads.
Of course, they truly—
"Didn't understand it."
Gu Yuena scratched her head with her claw.
Then she turned to the next page of the textbook.
"Section Two, the Federation's employment policies."
"Section Three, employment directions in the interstellar era."
"..." The more Gu Yuena read, the more something felt wrong.
Looking at it with an investigative mindset, she actually discovered so many flaws.
Had this textbook been written by aliens?
Why string together a