Chapter 92: Feng Yi's Statement_1

Feng Yi was willing to take on the role, leaving Grand unsure of what to critique. In this dilapidated military area, effectiveness was often determined by one's ability to produce results. While strength certainly held notable importance, it was not the sole measure of an instructor's competence. An excellent instructor should possess a solid knowledge of professional military training. Truth be told, strength only accounted for a small fraction of this equation.

At the very least, said instructor must demonstrate exceptional communication skills, outstanding leadership abilities, and a comprehensive understanding of military basics. Only by possessing these qualities can one properly instruct apprentices with targeted training guidance. Despite this seeming like a straightforward requirement, the intricate nature of such skills makes it no less challenging than the duties of a commander.