Analyzing Roles, Strengths, and Weaknesses (Part Two)

Then her gaze settled on Yang Ke.

"Yang Ke, the team's only purely defensive frontliner."

Bai Qingqing's tone grew more serious as she addressed the misconceptions in his fighting style.

"I know you're steady by nature and instinctively try to protect everyone, but remember this: a frontline defensive Soul Master's core responsibility isn't simply to protect teammates. It's to create opportunities for the Power Attack and Agility Attack positions to deal damage."

"You don't need to cover every angle and protect every single person. Your shield needs to withstand the enemy's crushing frontal pressure, hold against their offensive, and control battlefield positioning, giving Li Jiaojiao, Tie Zhan, and Zhu Zhuqing safe windows to attack."

"Holding the battle line is your greatest contribution. From now on, your training should focus on positioning, withstanding pressure, and maintaining a battlefield stalemate."

Yang Ke's expression sharpened, and he answered solemnly, "Understood!"

Next was Li Jiaojiao.

When she turned to her, Bai Qingqing frowned slightly, her assessment striking straight to the heart of the matter.

"Li Jiaojiao, your explosive power is among the best on the team. The Vajra Staff is exceptionally good at breaking defenses, and charging straight through enemy formations is your strength."

"But your biggest problem is your impatience. You get carried away in the heat of the moment."

"For a Power Attack-type Soul Master, nothing is more dangerous than charging in without thinking. Once you rush ahead impulsively and break away from the formation, you become an opening for the enemy, and you can drag the entire team's rhythm down with you."

"From now on, focus on training your mindset and learning to unleash and rein yourself in at will. Learn to stay absolutely calm even while unleashing a Rampage. Follow commands, know when to advance and retreat, and no more