Zhou Yi knew mechs well. After dismantling them countless times, he could even independently assemble a brand-new broken mech.
(Little Red: ??)
However, this understanding was based on hardware. For most Mech Masters, becoming an outstanding Mech Warrior was impossible.
On the battlefield, Mech Masters were like healers, always having to patch up damaged mechs.
But whether it was combat ability, escape ability, or defensive ability, they were truly terrible. They were the kind of people teammates had to protect at all times.
Becoming a Mech Master also required talent. One needed exceptional aptitude for learning theoretical knowledge, understanding logical reasoning, and even creating 3D mechanical-engineering models in one's mind.
Yet such talent also meant they were lacking when it came to fighting, and their star power generally was not particularly high.
Mech Masters and Mech Warriors were like the well-behaved students who excelled academically on old Earth and the athletic students with poor academic ability but incredible physical talent. They stood at two completely opposite ends of the spectrum.
But Zhou Yi was different. Perhaps it was related to his Growth Star Mark awakening.
Zhou Yi possessed extremely strong logical thinking and learning ability, while his star power grew rapidly because of his Star Mark.
As for mechs, Zhou Yi held a fanatical love for them deep in his heart. That love was not only for mechs themselves, but also for the yearning to pilot one into battle.
The Interstellar Competition livestream ignited the hot blood within Zhou Yi. Perhaps he was fundamentally a warmonger; to him, the battlefield was a heaven filled with glory.
"Principal, why did you come personally?"
Zhou Yi had not expected that someone who had only just come into contact with mechs would receive the principal as a sparring partner.
"Ahem, Student Zhou, this