After discussing the troubleso issue with Chiang Qing, Qi Taiguo couldn’t help but feel a bit of a headache when he thought of Ning Gang and the others’ intentions.
"Is there anything else?" Cheng Su asked when she saw him like this.
Qi Taiguo explained Ning Gang’s idea: "... That kid, as you said, is a typical Crown Prince. If we let him co over here for practical training, if it’s too demanding, you know, sigh."
Cheng Su was taken aback. This was tantamount to sending a kid from a prestigious family to intern in the military camp.
Usually, in ancient tis, this would an doing sothing symbolic, earning a few military rits, and then switching to so other position.
But now, entering a military academy is already considered being a soldier. Relying on their education and such, graduates beco officers at either the platoon or company level.
Compared to those who joined the army as youngsters, going through arduous trials to earn a rank, these graduates achieve several grades higher.
So, no wonder Qi Taiguo had a headache. When the person cos over, he’s at least going to be a platoon leader or company leader. It’s hard to know how strict one should be.
Moreover, such a kid from a prestigious family is proud and haughty, making them harder to serve.
"Since Old Master Ning and the others said so, just treat him like a new recruit who has just enlisted and don’t know their background. Train him the sa way!" Cheng Su said, "A jade unpolished cannot be a vessel. I guess Old Master Ning and the others an for you to temper his sharpness. Sotis, the students in military school really don’t know how high the sky is. They have never really seen the cruelty of war and will always only know it from books or others’ mouths, thinking it’s no big deal!"
Qi Taiguo nodded.
"So, just do what needs to be done, with clear rewards and punishnts and equal treatnt for all. That’s the deanor you should have as a deputy battalion commander. Gaining respect might be easy, but gaining heartfelt obedience is tough," Cheng Su said.
"When I was a new recruit, I also encountered such people. So of those ’Red Third Generation’ were indeed proud and haughty, and we rural ones really had to grit our teeth!" Qi Taiguo sighed. "I never thought there’d be a day when I’d have to train a ’Military Third Generation.’
"The world changes, the more you experience, the more you’ll encounter in the future. Keep it up!" Cheng Su patted his shoulder.
Just then, the phone rang, and Qi Taiguo said, "You start eating; I’ll get it!"
"Hmm!"
Cheng Su picked up a bun and took a bite, then sipped so porridge and asked, "Who is it?"
Qi Taiguo was sowhat surprised and spoke into the receiver, "Yes, I am Susu’s husband, Old Master Cheng. Hello, thank you for taking care of Susu in Guangcheng!"
Hearing this, Cheng Su was stunned, put down the bun, and looked over.
Qi Taiguo nodded slightly, responded to the words in the receiver, and pointed to the bun, indicating she should eat more.
Cheng Su then quickly ate a few bites and moved to his side, mouthing to ask what was being said.
"Susu is here too. Why don’t I let her speak with you?" Qi Taiguo said, and with the other side’s permission, he handed the phone to Cheng Su.
Cheng Su took it and said, "Hello, Old Master, why are you calling so early? Is there sothing up?"
She was a bit puzzled; this was the first ti he called ho!
"Xiao Su, I have a request and want to ask you and Taiguo a favor," Old Master Cheng said.
Cheng Su quickly replied, "Do tell. If there’s anything we can help with, we certainly will do our utmost."
"It’s nothing much; it’s just that our family mber, Jia Sheng, is graduating from the military academy this year. I have discussed with your Big Brother Cheng and Second Brother, intending to send him to the local area to temper his character and physique. Qing City is a good place..."
Hearing this, Cheng Su was slightly surprised, opened her mouth wide, and looked at Qi Taiguo. Two at once!
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