Qi Yue did not delay any further; she spent more than one shichen walking to the supervisor's office.
After explaining her purpose, Qi Yue was led into a small room where an official in charge of handling related cases took the divorce paper, carefully examined it, made a record using an official document, and then flipped through another thick booklet to find a stack of papers and started searching through them.
Qi Yue knew that these were the records of exiled individuals for each year.
Those exiled here, without any identification, even had their criminal records controlled by the supervisor's office.
Finally, the official picked out a sheet and marked it with an "X" in cinnabar ink, symbolizing its destruction.
Before long, Qi Yue held in her hand a small wooden token symbolizing civilian status and an identity certificate; with these two items, she could travel anywhere.
