I, a cultivator, have ended up in the wizarding world.

Chapter 32 Orthodoxy and Cannon Fodder

"Phew... I've reached the third level of Qi Refining."

Jemin slowly exhaled a breath of stale air, feeling the pure true essence flowing through his body like a babbling brook.

With enough points, Jieming no longer suppressed his appetite and stuffed all sorts of high-energy foods into his mouth.

With the abundance of foods that strengthen the body and nourish the vital energy, coupled with the double nourishment of "Eastern Purple Qi" and the continuous improvement of his meditation techniques, his cultivation progress was like being put on an accelerator.

It has only been half a year since Jieming enrolled, and he has already climbed all the way from the first level of Qi Refining to the third level of Qi Refining.

The true essence formed a wider and deeper lake within the dantian, and with each flow, one could feel the power increasing.

The body becomes increasingly resilient and transparent under the nourishment of true essence, and the five senses become more acute.

At the same time, his wizard meditation techniques also made rapid progress.

Thanks to the cultivation system's nourishment of his spiritual sea and soul, the assistance of a higher-level meditation room, and the fact that he no longer needed to hide his cultivation speed after being recognized as a "genius," Jemin has successfully inscribed the fourth Truth Rune in his wizarding career, and the fifth Truth Rune is about to be completed.

Jemin focused his mind and looked inward.

Within the spiritual sea, the first three runes representing the foundations of alchemy—"Transformation," "Fusion," and "Refinement"—shone brightly, while the fourth newly inscribed rune followed closely behind, also radiating powerful spiritual fluctuations.

Jemin had given much thought to his choice of the fourth Truth Rune.

During the wizarding apprenticeship, nine core truth runes need to be inscribed, which often lay the foundation for the wizard's future school of thought and abilities.

Although he specializes in alchemy, the wizarding school system is vast and complex, and runes from many schools can be used interchangeably or as supplementary tools.

Ultimately, Jemin anchored his fourth core rune to "Stability," one of the three core runes of the Potions school.

This "stabilizing" rune balances energy and material structure, suppressing runaway reactions, and is an indispensable foundation of potion-making.

At the same time, it is also one of the secondary runes of alchemy, and many alchemy-related experiments in the later stages require the use of stabilizing runes to suppress energy.

Choosing it will not only deepen Jemin's expertise in alchemy but also lay the foundation for his future research in potions.

Jemin has decided on his future path. He plans to use all nine core runes he acquired during his wizarding apprenticeship in the logistics school—the core runes of alchemy, potion-making, and runic arts.

This choice is quite rare even among logistics wizards.

Many logistics-oriented wizards, after inscribing three to six of their school's core runes, often choose to inscribe some combat-related runes, such as amplification, energy, shield, casting, and elemental runes, in order to compensate for their lack of direct combat ability.

But Jemin is different.

Because besides the wizard system, he also has another cultivation system!
The Great Dao Library contained countless exquisite combat spells and physical techniques, as well as various methods for crafting talismans and magical treasures. He had no need to worry about lacking combat skills.

Therefore, when choosing Truth Runes, the issue of combat power can be completely ignored, and all energy can be devoted to accumulating knowledge of logistics, laying a solid foundation for a higher level of dual-system integration in the future.

"Hoo..." After adjusting his breathing, Jieming did not end his cultivation state. Instead, taking advantage of the period of high spirits after the breakthrough, he turned his attention to the center of his mental sea.

Surrounded by four runes of truth, lies his first sorcery model, which is about to take shape within the wizarding system.

The study of witchcraft in the wizarding world is not simply a matter of "casting spells and making gestures," but rather follows the same steps as meditation, requiring the construction of a witchcraft model within one's own mental landscape.

Because constructing a magic model also consumes mental energy, many wizard apprentices and even formal wizards do not inscribe too many magic models, otherwise it will affect their cultivation progress.

Moreover, the construction of these witchcraft models is frighteningly difficult.

In the wizarding civilization, every wizard can be regarded as a researcher, and a wizarding model can be understood as a "research result" that they have successfully completed based on their own knowledge system and research direction.

The released magic is the specific application of this "topic".

Therefore, there is no two completely identical models of witchcraft in the world.

Even within alchemy, the most common and fundamental form of magic in alchemy, different wizards will construct different models of magic due to differences in their accumulated knowledge, personal understanding, and slight emphases in their research.

The advantage is that the sorcery model constructed in this way is not an unchanging "dead object" and has no clear hierarchy.

It will be continuously optimized and enhanced as the wizard's own knowledge system grows, his understanding of the world deepens, and his technology improves.

Because of this unique learning method, most wizards in this world don't actually have many "original" wizarding models that they truly master... just like many researchers in the previous life only had a few truly valuable scientific research results in their entire lives.

Of course, this refers to the "proper" mastery of witchcraft models.

Besides the "orthodox" methods, there are also "unorthodox" and unorthodox methods in the wizarding system—the ability to forcibly inscribe other wizards' spell models into one's own mind through rote memorization.

In this way, even if you don't understand the underlying principles at all, you can still unleash the corresponding magic.

However, this "pirated" witchcraft model has lost the possibility of advancement and optimization.

Moreover, when conquering other planes, if the rules are not suitable or other problems arise, this kind of rote memorization of witchcraft is very likely to fail. It cannot be adjusted and adapted to the actual situation like those "proper" witchcraft models built based on one's own understanding.

These unorthodox witchcraft models are often the objects of study for combat-oriented wizards.

They need to quickly acquire various direct and effective attack or defense methods. The principles are not important to them, as long as they work.

However, in the plane invasion wars of the wizard civilization, the normal practice is to first collect data on the enemy plane, and then adjust the wizarding model at any time based on the collected data and information.

Because of the differences between the combat and logistics systems, the logistics system is generally responsible for adjustments and countermeasures. As for the source of information, it naturally comes from the combat system's cannons... wizards.

"What logistics and combat systems? They're clearly the orthodox and cannon fodder systems..." After understanding the true nature of the wizard system's "research" and "application," Jemin couldn't help but mutter to himself.

No wonder that wizard Jack said back then that logistics wizards were the true masters. Now it seems that logistics wizards are the ones who have grasped the essence of wizarding power.

(End of this chapter)