"I wonder how many people the dean is prepared to select from these individuals, and if there are any he particularly favors?" Qingyang Zi asked as he and Pei Xuanjing strolled leisurely around the Taoist Academy.
As the deputy dean of the Taoist Academy, Qingyang Zi was actually the person in charge of managing the institution. Pei Xuanjing hardly concerned himself with these affairs, leaving many decisions and responsibilities to Qingyang Zi.
For example, the construction of numerous branches of the Taoist Academy was a monumentally complex task. Given the vast territory of the Great Ming Dynasty, brimming with numerous prefectures and counties, and the addition of territories outside the border, the infrastructure needed to be set up in many more areas.
Currently, the Taoist Academy was short-staffed, making it practically impossible to build outposts in every town and city in one go.
