Civil servants were something Nangong Hong didn't know about. Nevertheless, he eventually understood that if one wanted to become an aide or an official here, one had to take an exam.
The Great Tang Group carefully designed the questions, provided test papers for all participants, and then selected officials based on their accuracy in answering those questions.
The questions covered a wide range of topics, from psychological tests to elevated policy-making issues. Of course, the majority were basic questions, aimed at assessing the test-takers' fundamental logic and their methods for handling administrative affairs.
The test papers were all produced by Tang Mo, then sealed and sent to the currency printing press to be printed and distributed to various exam sites. They were escorted all the way by the security forces of the Great Tang Group to ensure there would be no leaks.
