Satoru Gojo's First Disciple
Chapter 162

The hardest Nanami ever took a hit

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After Sherlock's suffocating series of maneuvers, Satoru Gojo finally reached an agreement with the higher-ups.

On Satoru Gojo's side, he had to get Sherlock to close that damned college upgrade training class for jujutsu sorcerers. In return, the Old Orange-Peels not only made minor reforms to jujutsu society as Satoru Gojo wanted, but also ceded some of their power.

Of these, only two were the most crucial and sparked discussion throughout jujutsu society. The first targeted the vast number of assistant managers.

Jujutsu High had actually always operated two educational tracks: it was not only a school for training jujutsu sorcerers, but also a place for training assistant managers. Compared with jujutsu sorcerers, however, the compensation and benefits offered to assistant managers were abysmal.

After graduating from Jujutsu High, jujutsu sorcerers could exchange their qualifications for a University of Tokyo diploma in the Muggle world. In effect, their qualifications were automatically upgraded to a bachelor's degree upon graduation. Although this bachelor's degree was little different from a purchased one, it at least left jujutsu sorcerers a way out.

Things were different for assistant managers, however.

Granted, assistant managers earned considerably more than ordinary salaried workers, and theirs certainly qualified as a high-paying profession, but their educational qualifications were locked at the technical college level.

In other words, in Muggle society, an assistant manager's qualification was just an ordinary technical college diploma in religious studies.

In the Muggle world, a qualification like that could not even get their foot in the door. The system itself had already sealed their future of risking their lives for jujutsu society for the rest of their days.

After all, if they lost such a high-paying job and returned to the Muggle world, assistant managers could only work ordinary jobs like everyone else.

Leaving aside whether

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