The level of self-discipline in young people is actually determined by their self-esteem.
Therefore, the prouder a person is, the more self-disciplined they are.
And the establishment of the level of self-esteem mostly comes from male role models within one's family.
This is why most outstanding people always appear in the form of a group or a small collective.
For some of the clan disciples at Unparalleled Academy, there must have been exemplary men in their lives.
Such as fathers, older brothers, or a hardworking legend within the clan, these role models lay the foundation of their pride, elevating their level of self-discipline.
But this elevation is not achieved overnight; it is internalized and slow, fermenting gradually over time.
Looking at the current situation, even the disciples from the Xu Clan in Ying City do not meet Tang Luo's standards.
It's not that they don't work hard, but that the standards of judgment are different.
