I Took Charge of Fire Phoenix and Somehow Became a Demon Instructor

All of Phoenix's babies are pregnant.

What I'm most curious about is, so what if they're student soldiers? What's with the dissent? Aren't soldiers supposed to obey orders? Does that mean special forces soldiers can disregard discipline and ostracize their superiors? Are you deliberately trying to tarnish the image of the military? The "might makes right" principle applies to lower-ranking soldiers.

It feels like the protagonist is resorting to any means necessary.

You think you can run 100 kilometers? Show me!

I told you to build a harem, but you wouldn't listen. Now there aren't many people watching it.

There's a persistent issue that almost everyone who writes about the Fire Phoenix unit has overlooked: High-intensity training inevitably leads to overly developed muscles, turning female soldiers into "muscle Barbies," completely negating their natural advantages. In that case, is there any point in training such a force?

What's the difference between this training method and those in TV dramas?

One push-up is 10 points, how come 500 only give 1000 attribute points? So much training on the first afternoon and only 300 attribute points? How the hell did you calculate that?

I think you're a complete idiot. Writing something like this, anyone who can even read it is at least somewhat psychologically twisted, not to mention the author.

Are you writing about how soldiers are selfish and self-serving?