The new official took office and defeated the subordinate who wanted to embarrass him with absolute strength.
Zhou Chun, the Regiment Commander, used this approach to quickly establish his own prestige and won the recognition of all the soldiers above and below him.
In a military environment during wartime, this is the norm.
A strong leader not only can bring victory to the team in war but can also protect the other team members, reducing their injuries.
Hence, soldiers in the military inherently respect and fear the powerful.
After spending a few days getting to know the entire regiment of five hundred men, Zhou Chun also gained an in-depth understanding of his own regiment.
His regiment had a full complement of five hundred people, including three Purple Mansion Phase Cultivators, himself included. In addition, there were fourteen subordinate squads, including four with the full complement of fifty people.
