Indeed, Grace Hall had no intention whatsoever of placing any importance on these officials, or even making slight use of them.
Mo Lin and the elders of Grace Hall had long since gathered detailed information through all manner of channels about which officials in the Star Luo Empire's bureaucracy were civil officials and which were military officers.
Most military officers were stationed throughout the various regions, taking turns commanding different legions to prevent them from building up private armies and becoming too powerful. The few generals responsible for commanding the forces in the capital, Star Luo City, had also been killed by the Star Crown Clan.
The only ones who could follow Dai Weisi over were civil officials who had not been on the battlefield and had all hidden at home, waiting for the main battlefield to settle.
Mo Lin was deliberately making things difficult for them not because he looked down on civil officials or scholars. If any faction or nation wanted to be secure and stable, it absolutely could not rely on military force alone. Not every action could be supported by force; it had to have a large number of scholars with expertise in different fields to manage things as a whole.
Mo Lin knew full well that Soul Masters were not entirely lacking in people skilled at management, logistics, and other fields. However, the total population of Soul Masters was right there. If one wanted to find the most outstanding talents in scholarly fields, one still had to look among ordinary people rather than gamble on finding them among Soul Masters.
Besides, even if a Soul Master had the talent of a scholar, if they went ten or several decades without studying the relevant knowledge and relied purely on talent, they would at most reach a