I have to get lucky right away.

Chapter 23: Becoming a High-Performance Traffic Monster
Feng Xue read it again, confirming that his understanding should be correct. He then took out the secret book copied from the charity cemetery and compared the substitute spell with the staff-sending spell. He found that the theory was actually similar, but the main point of the staff-sending spell was to arrange the altar rituals in advance and complete the casting, so that the spell could be triggered when one's own realm was not high enough and no altar was prepared.

"Wait...this part..." Feng Xue turned to the spirit-possessing spell again and immediately understood it.

The so-called stick-holding spell, to put it bluntly, is a combination of the spirit-possession spell and the substitute spell. This doesn't mean that Feng Xue made a loss. After all, if he had to develop it himself, even if he had the corresponding inspiration, it would probably take him a year or two.

However, after realizing this, Feng Xue stopped thinking about continuing to read intensively and turned to several other books. After a quick reading, he came to an unexpected, yet reasonable conclusion:

The twelve books of spells bought from Jiugu were, to put it bluntly, all variations and derivatives of the four spells: substitute, spirit possession, summoning gods, and attracting thunder.

Things like summoning creatures, controlling ghosts, paper cutting, divine movement, slaying demons, and nightmare prayers are actually all derivative uses of the spirit-attaching spell. The only difference is the carrier of the spirit and the corresponding effect.

The Fire Spell is a variant of the Lightning Spell, except that it changes the original "mana into electricity" into "mana into flames". At most, it has the effect of increasing one's resistance to high temperatures.

On the contrary, the spell of Jingchen, which looks like a cleaning skill, is actually a variant of the spell of summoning gods. It selects the wishes generated by people's "pursuit of cleanliness" or "disgust for filth" and attaches them to the target, making it difficult for filth to attach and then automatically removing the filth.

As Feng Xue watched, he suddenly understood why Taoist Qian's two disciples had only learned four secret techniques.

As stated in the secret manual, once you have mastered the altar and basic rituals, you can develop and design countless mantras of your own with just these four mantras. It's like learning mathematics. Instead of memorizing a bunch of difficult-to-understand advanced math formulas from the beginning, it's better to practice mental arithmetic and basic theorems and formulas first.

The most exaggerated of these spells is the one called [Hutian], which means "the world in a pot".

In fact, in terms of rituals and related descriptions, it should also be classified as a spell that combines the four spells of possessing spirits, summoning gods, using substitutes, and inducing thunder. However, the reason why it is exaggerated is that Feng Xue finds it difficult to understand why these four techniques, when put together, can turn an ordinary pocket into a space bag that can hold ten or a hundred times more items without taking up any weight.

Just like he didn't understand why the little white snake could transform from a little creature of 30 centimeters in length and weighing less than half a pound into a beautiful girl of 1.68 meters in height and weighing over 100 pounds just by listening to his words.

However, there is no need to think too much about metaphysical matters. Feng Xue only needs to know that after learning the Hutian Curse, he will not have to run around the streets with a backpack weighing more than ten kilograms!

As for the principle? Who cares! It's not like they've created a new dimension in their pocket and then hired a deity to help them hold it up.

"Anyway, the first small goal is to learn the [Pot Heaven Curse]!"

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"Okay, I admit this small goal is too difficult. I'd better master these four basic spells first!"

Only half a day later, Feng Xue looked at the room full of torn bags and decisively gave up the idea of ​​skipping the basics and learning the [Hu Tian Curse].

According to the interpretation of the ritual, the Hutian Mantra is essentially a "transfer of cost". It requires setting up an altar in advance to receive people's wishes, similar to "wanting to lighten the burden", and sealing it in a pocket, box or even a warehouse. Then, with the substitute mantra, the pocket that casts the Hutian Mantra is linked to this "substitute" full of wishes, which is equivalent to letting the "substitute" bear the weight and volume of the Hutian pocket.

Although it is still difficult to understand why the Substitution Spell can transfer things like volume and weight, at least the logic is smooth.

But following the logic doesn't guarantee success. In the past half day, Feng Xue tried nearly twenty times, but not once was he able to complete even the first stage of the project.

He couldn't even make a "substitute package" to carry the power of his wishes!
However, the time spent was not completely in vain. At least, in the process of analyzing the ritual, Feng Xue realized that the four most basic spells actually represented the four characteristics of magic power.

[Lightning Attraction] corresponds to "Transformation", which can change the nature of mana;

[Stand] corresponds to "Transfer", which can transfer mana to other places across distance;

[Possessing Spirits] corresponds to "Fixed", which can maintain the magic power in a specific state for a long time; the last [Inviting Gods] corresponds to "Screening". Although it is intended to distinguish the characteristics of wishes and spirits to avoid mistakenly inviting evil spirits, this mechanism can also filter out the parts you need from the complex wishes.

Only by mastering the corresponding characteristics can you unleash the power of the spell.

After extinguishing the candle, Feng Xue took a few gulps of the still warm tea, readjusted his mentality, then picked up a ruler, measured the lengths of the two candles, shortened the longer one, and then lit it again.

Generally speaking, the altar is similar to the "altar" in Lin Zhengying's zombie movies, which is filled with incense, candles, magic tools and various strange and weird items. However, in addition to the function of "keeping the things you need at hand for easy access at any time", the focus of this universal altar is actually the two candles.

As mentioned before, for novice Xuan cultivators, the altar is like a voltage stabilizer, allowing Xuan cultivators who cannot use their souls to accurately control their magic power to output magic power more steadily.

But it's not the kind of convenient thing that you just input violently and it will help you adjust, but a simpler manual transmission -

To put it simply, when releasing mana, first let the mana flow into two even streams, pass through two candles, and finally release it from the ignition point. In this way, you can adjust the amount of mana output in real time by observing the burning conditions of the flame.

If the candle flickers violently, it means the flow of mana is not stable enough; if the candle flame is weak, it means the mana is flowing too fast; if the two candles burn at different speeds, it means the mana output is not uniform...

With such a comparison, it is possible to make continuous fine-tuning to make the flow of mana as balanced, stable and even as possible, thereby increasing the success rate of the spell.

If you must say it, it's the same as the thermometer used by novice chefs who can't judge the oil temperature based on experience.

Feng Xue let the magic power pass through the candlelight again and again, but he did not try to cast any spells. He just used this uninterrupted output to adapt himself to the unfamiliar power of controlling magic power.

Although increasing the strength of his soul would naturally improve his control accuracy, Feng Xue was destined to become a "traffic monster." If he wanted to harness the advantages he had gained through hard work and not let them become a burden, he couldn't simply focus on "number of hits." He also needed to achieve a "perfect realm" that matched his strength. (Note ①)

Rather than acquiring immense strength and then honing micromanipulation, it is better to gradually adapt to this kind of precise operation from a young age.

After all... the control accuracy brought by the perfection of the soul may not be able to really control his magical powers that are destined to be supermodels.

　Note 1: The sea tiger style description is used at this time.

　　The number of points can be understood as the realm level, which is equivalent to the golden elixir and primordial infant in the novels of cultivation.

　　Flow is the energy pool possessed by the same realm. The higher the flow, the longer the blue bar, the more blue is output in a single time, and the recovery is faster.

　　As for the perfect realm, it refers to the mastery and utilization of every bit of strength. Only with this thing can one be considered to have stepped into the threshold of being a strong man. With the same 100 bullets, if one is at a low perfect realm, they will just fire randomly, but if one is at a high perfect realm, each bullet can be shot to the desired position.

　　As the protagonist spends his life, his mana bar inevitably increases faster than his realm. For example, while others at the same realm only need to control ten units of mana, he must control one hundred or even a thousand. While it's possible to simply blast the enemy to death, if the magic power is the same at the same realm, a micromanipulator expert can easily be defeated, so he must improve his micromanipulation skills.

　　This is like Sister Baoer's Zhongshanshan (cough), which has a high level of energy, but one shot is like giving someone a bath. However, Sister Baoer has not learned this technique, and the protagonist's soul growth cannot keep up with the growth of the blue bar.

　　Of course, the protagonist can also control the growth of the blue bar, but this means giving up his own advantage.

　　In terms of infinite flow, it is equivalent to exchange and gene lock. Without opening the gene lock, only a small part of the power of exchange can be exerted, and the protagonist can naturally make the exchange more powerful, but correspondingly, he also needs a higher gene lock realm to fully exert its power.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)