Has the Inspector Finally Found Her Backbone Today?

Also known as How to Show Off My Authority as an Inspector and An Esper Who Doesn't Want to Be Mayor Isn't a Good Inspector

I

Fu Xing transmigrated and, after years of failing the civil service exam, landed a job in no time. Thus began her life as an inspector.

Hmm, an inspector? Sounds like a government job. Guess I won't have to worry about the rest of my life.

But espers, esper prisoners, esper rankings, inspector marks...?

????

Something's not right about this world!

No, no, no! I'm just an ordinary inspector!

On missions, Fu Xing ran around with her head in her hands.

II

"You're really willing to let the inspector take you back?"

"What else can I do, wait to die?"

"..."

"At least I'll still be alive."

"You... sigh. What are they like?"

"Not bad. She's a woman, clever, pretty good with words, and values her life. Looks pretty good, too... Much better than the ones before."

The above conversation took place between an esper prisoner and her close friend on the eve of Fu Xing's return from a completed mission.

III

My mentors and seniors say esper prisoners are all bad news, just "rats" from the outside, but...

When she thought of the lovely, obedient, dashing, and loyal people under her command, Fu Xing honestly couldn't picture them as "rats."

That was, until she learned to read, looked through their files, and found out what they had done... Fu Xing slapped herself.

Damn it! Don't sympathize with esper prisoners!!!

Before you read:

Hmm, the story moves at a relatively slow pace...

The protagonist's sense of morality isn't very strong.

Some characters act only for themselves or for their ideals, and can be quite selfish.

Don't believe what any character says out loud.

Don't sympathize with them. They deserve it.

Theme: Keep justice in your heart.