Feng Jun's instructions basically sorted out Yang Yuxi's work, but it also gave rise to some reflections: some people's characters are inherently unsuitable for handling matters independently.
Yang Yuxi is too typical of an example. Did she do anything wrong? She truly did not. She genuinely lacks the experience of managing things on her own, and whether she can grow from this incident is still unknown.
Then Feng Jun realized, should Luohua consider recruiting the third batch of disciples?
For the third batch, he doesn't plan on using the recommendation system anymore because the relationships among the first two batches have already shown signs of forming cliques within Luohua.
Feng Jun doesn't think cliques are necessarily bad. An old saying is quite profound: "Outside the party, no party; royal thoughts. Inside the party, no factions; all kinds of strange thoughts," moderate cliques can actually serve as checks and balances.
