After pondering for a while, Li Guang felt that in this chaotic situation, a methodical recruitment approach was probably not feasible. So he decided to recruit locally. He found a piece of paper and asked Zheng Xuechang to write a recruitment notice. This was something Li Guang was really bad at; not only was his calligraphy terrible, but he could also make five out of ten mistakes in traditional Chinese characters.
After writing the job posting, the two found a busy intersection and began recruiting.
Students, as a young group, are always curious, even in times of war. Before long, a considerable number of students had gathered.
Li Guang's job posting was quite unique, emphasizing three points in addition to the professional requirements.
First, you must be prepared to die on the bat
