Lu Ping'an's identity in the local area was actually quite special.
From the beginning, he was simply a "tool," an object that lacked human rights but was handy to use, a "quasi-weapon."
This was the treatment Xia Qin had fought for him to secure. Without this guarantor, following the rules and systems in place, he would most likely have been treated as a "high-threat item" and gone straight to destruction.
He needed to prove his competence and growth potential to demonstrate that he was worth the risk for the Bureau of Anomaly Management to provide a risk guarantee for his "survival."
He needed to demonstrate his loyalty and stability in response to those doubts....
At that time, the psychologists at the Bureau would probably take Lu Ping'an's behavior, speech, and others' sensory reports weekly to determine whether he was safe, whether he was on the right path.
But what concerned these psychologists even more was probably the act of "surveillance" and "assessment" itself.
