Searching for someone in northern Myanmar, and you call that earning tuition fees?

Su Ming, a freshman, started an online job as an "all-around person finder" during the summer vacation in order to earn enough tuition fees.
At first, he was just helping his neighbors find their cats and helping an older woman find her dog; his actions were fairly normal.
Until that day, he received a job offer with a reward of 500,000: "Save my daughter, she has been tricked into going to the K area in northern Myanmar..."
To pay for his tuition, Su Ming crossed the border alone and ventured into a living hell.
Subsequently, his part-time orders began to become increasingly outrageous:
To salvage a missing shipwreck in international waters? To search for a missing scientific expedition team in the desert? To cover the evacuation of citizens from war-torn areas?
He even led a team to develop cutting-edge equipment, just to find missing scientific data?
Su Ming: I really just wanted to earn some tuition fees, I didn't want to be a hero!
until--
Ding! Jiangnan Criminal Investigation has followed you!
Ding! The Dragon Kingdom Counter-Terrorism Center has taken notice of you!
Ding! The National University of Defense Technology has sent you a special recruitment invitation!
From a part-time novice to a national sharpshooter, Su Ming looked at the room full of medals and fell into deep thought: Officer, is my part-time job legal?