Blind Spot

He really meant what he said. Tang Zhiwei’s meal of four dishes and a soup included stir-fried mushrooms and pork, four happiness meatballs, braised pig trotters, and stir-fried white mushrooms with yams, plus a tofu fish head soup.

The majority were meat dishes, exuding a delicious aroma that enticed the appetite.

"Speaking of which, it’s tough for you Blind Spot Individuals. The state doesn’t pay much attention to you, only seeking your cooperation with research occasionally when needed. You have to be careful of sudden Blind Spots all the time," Tang Zhiwei sighed. "By comparison, Xiao Wei is quite lucky."

"It’s okay, I’ve actually gotten used to it," Li Chengyi said with a laugh. "By the way, shouldn’t Sister Xiao Wei be graduating soon?"

"Yeah, her master’s thesis has been submitted, just waiting for the approval from above. All I need is to sign off on it," Tang Zhiwei nodded. "The problem now is what to do after graduation?"

"With a major in special combat, she could either join the military or Jiu Yi, or be assigned to safety bureaus across the country, right?" Li Chengyi asked.

"That’s tough, the quotas are all full. And this Feiyi thing, you need a lot of money for maintenance; otherwise, you can’t even afford to use it," Tang Yuwei shook her head. "Don’t be fooled by the number of Feiyi majors in the country; only a very small percentage of graduates end up working as Feiyi Masters. Most are engaged in related jobs. After all, not everyone can afford it."

"So what does Sister think?" Li Chengyi asked, intrigued.

Tang Yuwei picked up her rice bowl and pinched a piece of yam with her chopsticks, placing it on top of the rice.

"Given my congenital limitations, I can’t be on the front line. After graduation, I plan to apply to the local Brain Calculation Center Assessor position."

"That’s a good idea as well," Tang Zhiwei added from the side. "Living an ordinary life without being on the front lines is another way of life."