It seems this Grand Steward has heard about the recent military recruitment plans.
War is all about money.
You have to calculate the ratio of investment to return.
According to this saying, there's no mention of training sharpshooter units; it's not even necessary to bother improving soldier quality, as weaponry and equipment are the keys to victory.
From Mu Lun's perspective, his comment is beyond reproach, and the navy will surely insist that the future lies in the navy, without boasting about the army.
The brain is determined by one's rear.
For someone managing military supplies, it's only natural he would advocate for the importance of military equipment.
Though the bias of this right-hand man is palpable, it undeniably holds some truth.
The elite soldiers trained at great expense end up as effective as conscripted civilians, so who would want to engage in such a thankless, unprofitable business?
"No wonder our drones are so expensive."
