Civil Servant in Political Affairs

Jiang Yi was quiet and well-behaved, and in her whole life she had rebelled just once: in college, she stubbornly went to Japan as an exchange student for two years. After coming back, she never said a word about her time studying in Japan. Just as her grandmother had hoped, she began preparing for the civil service exam. After looking through all the job requirements, she chose an obscure liaison officer position. She studied for six months, sat down in the exam hall, and opened the paper: 1. What should you say when a Saniwa questions the nature of their duties? Jiang Yi: ... 2. When a sword warrior files a complaint against a Saniwa, which of the following actions are not allowed? Jiang Yi: ...??? She muddled her way through the written exam, answering at random, and felt like the whole thing had been surreal. Half a month later, a notice arrived in her inbox informing her that she had passed the written exam. Jiang Yi stared at the seal of the Time Government and fell silent. What kind of fly-by-night government was this? Ever since her granddaughter passed the civil service exam, Grandma Jiang had taken to sitting on a little stool at the market every day, singing Huangmei opera and finding new ways to sing about her granddaughter. One day, while she was singing at the mouth of the alley, a young man with red hair suddenly walked over. "Grandma." Grandma Jiang blinked. "Huh?" "I'm here to see Jiang Yi. I'm her boyfriend. My surname is Kimoku, but you can call me Xiao Nan." Grandma Jiang: What the heck??? Theme: Ordinary, but not unremarkable