Isn't that all dependent on the area of study? Putting what is taught into practice may be far more important? That of course, would be determined by the craft being taught. Although some professions certainly require more years of study.

[ Regardless, he doesn't consider himself advanced; especially when it comes to subjects that he has absolutely no interest in. His calligraphy work could hardly be recognized for what it is, unless he takes drastic measures. If it takes him a whole night to form stylistic and beautiful characters — it's not an effective method and only demonstrates his lack of skill.

Yet at the mention of a favorite genre, he almost seems to perk up when he was seconds away from wilting as he reminisced about his poor handwriting. Now this is something he can speak about, but he doesn't get a chance to do it freely often. Certainly, he gave an impression of being studious through Liyue Harbor rather than being a complete bibliophile. ]

For my tastes, I enjoy stories of adventures and heroes overcoming the odds. I suppose, in a way they can also be labelled tales of action. After all, a hero must act to perform valiant deeds. Although, comic books are rare for me to come by. For a quick read, I do have some light novels. Well, those are back home. Admittedly the last one I read doesn't fall under any of those categories...

Perhaps, we should take advantage of the time we have here. I am sure there are bookshops to be found.