Dragon Raja: Oh no! Lu Mingfei has been diagnosed with depression!

"Principal, I think your decision to send Caesar and Chu Zihang to China to meet Lu Mingfei was a mistake!"

Guderian poured out his grievances into the phone, "Do you know what they did today? Those three of them, in a torrential downpour, drove a Maybach and a heavy truck onto an overpass!"

"Calm down, Professor Guderian. They're just a bunch of kids. Kids are naturally playful. They just like to go for drives. Compared to other bad habits, they're clearly still considered good kids."

The principal's tone was calm. "I heard they get along very well, don't you think?"

"But Lu Mingfei said he wanted to think about it for a while longer before deciding whether to join the academy."

Guderian hesitated for a moment. "He has already booked a flight back to Japan, and what's even more bizarre is that Caesar and Chu Zihang also want to go to Japan with him."

"I have approved their leave applications. Young people should indeed go out and broaden their horizons; it's not necessarily a bad thing."

"Have you approved Caesar and Chu Zihang's leave requests?"

Guderian was taken aback. He had made the call to have the principal reject their application, hoping to discourage Caesar and Chu Zihang from pursuing their ideas. However, he had clearly made the call too late; those two had submitted their applications sometime earlier.

"Why not approve it? We should be happy, Professor Guderian."

The principal said calmly.

Guderian was completely dumbfounded, not knowing what was so good about this. He knew that the academy had a branch in Japan, and that the S-class and two A-class hybrids from the main branch were going to Japan as a group. Who knew if the people at the branch would be upset!

"Think about it, many professors have come to me to tell me about Chu Zihang and Caesar's performance in the academy. I believe you, Guderian, have the same concerns."

The principal explained, "This is how the professors describe Caesar: he's an unruly rich kid who doesn't respect them at all and has no idea what respect is... As for Chu Zihang, there are still a lot of action reports from the executive department stuck with me. If these reports are submitted, his problems will be no less serious than Caesar's."

Guderian was stunned, and answered honestly:

"I'm sorry, Principal, I don't quite understand what you mean. What do these things have to do with their trip to Japan?"

"Of course there are. We have to admit that there were some problems with our previous education methods. Caesar was rebellious and looked down on everyone equally. He was very confident, confident that he would one day be the best in the world. He needed to succeed constantly so that he would become more confident, and the more confident he became, the stronger he became. So my educational method for him was to let him perform the most important tasks, and each success would allow him to go further on this path."

The principal said, "But we overlooked some of the side effects. The road to growth is not always smooth. Sooner or later, Caesar will encounter failures that he cannot accept. At that time, he will not have the experience to deal with failures. He will be confused. When people are confused, they will make mistakes. So we can give him some setbacks appropriately. At least now there are people who can guide him."

Guderian understood somewhat:

"What about Chu Zihang?"

"Chu Zihang is the exact opposite of Caesar. He has already experienced his own failures and knows how to deal with them. So he constantly tempers himself like a sword. Failures will only make him more resilient. He will cut down all the enemies and obstacles in his path."

The principal spoke eloquently, "But this approach also has significant flaws, because a sword should be resilient and unyielding. He is indeed excellent, but precisely because he pursues perfection and sharpness too much, this sword may one day hurt him. Those who stand in his way are not necessarily enemies; they may be lovers who want to embrace him. Therefore, he needs to know how to distinguish whether those who stand in his way want to kill him or embrace him."

"It sounds like Chu Zihang's problem is much smaller than Caesar's."

Guderian said in a low voice.

"No, this is no small matter. Caesar was a leader, so the mistake he made was probably issuing a wrong order. He still had a chance to make amends; he just needed to change the order. But Chu Zihang is a sword. A sword doesn't make mistakes; it only kills the wrong person."

The principal sighed. "In short, they're all a bunch of problem children."

"So you're still comfortable letting them go to Japan?"

Guderian was even more surprised. The principal's idea was to let these problem children cause trouble in Japan before they came back. He couldn't believe what kind of earth-shattering things these three guys would do in Japan.

"Of course we weren't comfortable with that, so more than just the three of them went."

The principal smiled and said, "I remember Fingel has been held back for several years, hasn't he? It's not good for him to just laze around in school all day, so I'm planning to send him to Japan for an internship."

"Principal, are you sure you don't have a grudge against the Japanese branch?"

Guderian couldn't help but ask.

"Of course I have no grudge against the Japanese branch, but you've reminded me that we still have an A-level freshman, right? Why don't we let her come along too? She's an excellent student, just a bit cold and a problem child. This lively tour group would be perfect for her."

The principal said, "I will communicate with the Japanese branch. Professor Guderian, would you like to go to Japan with us? I can approve your leave application."

You claim you have no grudge against the Japanese branch, but it seems you wish you could pack up all the problem children in the academy and send them there!

Guderian decisively rejected the principal's suggestion. The trio of Lu Mingfei was already enough of a headache for him, let alone the five problem children who had now been enrolled... Oh, Fingel had been held back for many years and could no longer be considered a child. In reality, they were four problem children and one problem burly man.

He had heard about the reputation of the Japanese branch at the academy. It was said that the people in the branch were a bunch of lunatics, and that specialists who went to Japan on missions needed to undergo a long period of psychological counseling when they returned to the academy.

What is this? Ace against ace?

Just thinking about it sent chills down Guderian's spine. He promptly hung up the phone, not giving the principal a chance to continue urging him on. He wasn't ready to die yet. As for those problem children, he just needed to make sure they could return to the academy unharmed.

After hanging up the phone, he realized that he had forgotten to ask the principal about Lu Mingfei. Caesar and Chu Zihang both had problems, so what was Lu Mingfei's problem?

Looking at his phone, he simply didn't have the courage to call again.

Kassel College, Principal's Office.

Angers put down his phone, pulled a file from the drawer, and stared at the photo on it. If Guderian were there, he would recognize the serious-looking man in the file as his psychiatrist, whom he considered a confidant.

"An excellent resume."

Angers muttered to himself, "Norma, help me contact him. Our college really needs a more professional psychologist."

Masafumi Tomiyama, who was busy providing psychological counseling to a student who had just transferred out of the equipment department, suddenly sneezed violently.