He remembered a principle: the technique must be called by the puppet in order to be effective. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info

This principle is common sense for all puppets, but because it is common sense, he ignored it at first.

When you burn metal, you will invoke the combustion-related technique. But since I didn't know that this technique existed, I naturally didn't use it. Without invocation, nature doesn't work.

The answer was as simple as that - except that the spell happened to appear during the burning and rotated around the burning core, so I mistakenly thought it had been invoked.

Now it seems that it should only be in a "preparative" state.

Thinking of this, Moli decided to test his speculation. He kept the copper burning, then focused his attention on the technique, invoking it.

The technique, which had been gracefully circling in circles, suddenly accelerated, and spun wildly around the ignited copper!

Mo Li didn't feel any discomfort, but his vision was suddenly pulled into his body.

Puppets can invoke the technique, they can wrap the metal, they can set the metal on fire—but that's their instinct, and even if Moli burns it tens of thousands of times, he doesn't know what happens when the metal is burned, just like humans have been eating since birth, and they don't know what food looks like when it's digested.

But now, at the moment when this technique was invoked, Mo Li saw the copper being burned.

"It's a green ......" was Moli's first thought.

In front of his eyes, the entire copper had been consumed by flames, and the flames turned out to be bright green. Due to its close proximity to the burned copper, it looks like a blazing green sun, with indescribable brilliance and weirdness.

The purple ribbon is around the green sun. Mo Li finally saw with his own eyes that as the "Principles of Mathematics" said, the technique is not a whole. They are made up of thin slices that have been fitted together in an unusually complex way, and they are supposed to be the "commands" in the Principles of Mathematics.

If you look closely at these spells, you will see that there are countless symbols flowing slowly, and although Moli does not know the meaning of them, he knows that they are talismans.

Countless spells are compiled into spells, and countless spells are embedded into spells. Although these techniques were in Mo Li's body, in his eyes at this moment, they looked like they were thousands of miles long.

He followed the technique to look at both ends, and saw that one end of the spell disappeared into the boundless darkness, according to the "Principles of Mathematics", there should be a derivation field at the end of the spell, but Mo Li could not see it.

The other end of the spell went deep into the green sun, and in the burning of copper, the spell was dismantled into pieces by the energy of the copper, and the spell disappeared in the flames, but at the same time they disappeared, they also released mysterious power, while continuing to ignite more copper, while channeling the energy of copper into the endless dark void.

Mo Li never imagined that there was such a magnificent scene in his body.

It took him a while for him to come back to his senses from the shock, and then he realized that there were still a few lines of text at the bottom of his line of sight.

As soon as he looked down, the words slipped into the middle of his field of vision—far more than a few lines, long enough to catch an entire chapter in the Principles of Mathematics.

Mo Li read the first part and realized that these were originally explanatory texts about this technique. In other words, this talisman not only has a special function, but also comes with information on how to use it.

Suppressing the surprise in his heart, Moli began to read the words in front of him carefully, and after about an hour, he read them all.

The information in it was much easier to understand than in the "Principles of Arithmetic", and he finally knew that this method was called "C-type synthesis".

Synthesis is a reusable method that almost every spell master uses, and it is used to monitor, analyze, rewrite other spells, and of course, to compile entirely new spells.

The C-type synthesis is just one of many conclusive arithmetic formulas, but the caption does not mention other types of conclusive arithmetic.

The rest of this text is an explanation of the use of this arithmetic formula. The method of using the arithmetic formula does not seem to be complicated, and after reading the instructions several times, Mo Li has mastered several basic operations.

The burning of copper is nearing its end, the green sun is gradually extinguishing, and the techniques used to burn copper are almost exhausted.

So he re-dialed a burning spell, stretched out his palm, made a few simple gestures, and with his movements, a spell was withdrawn and came to him. He reached into the spell and flicked his fingers, only to see the talismans begin to change order with the plucking of their fingertips.

This is the basic operation of the rewriting technique, which is surprisingly easy and surprisingly interesting. Mo Li tirelessly repeated these operations dozens of times, and gradually, he found that gestures could have the same effect without such a standard, and later, he found that he could not use gestures at all, as long as he had a clear idea, he could draw out spells and change spells.

This is not mentioned at all in the caption, and Mo Li can't help but guess that maybe the magician needs to use gestures, but the puppet does not, after all, the existence of the puppet is based on the technique.

The benefits of eliminating gestures are obvious, and the same process, if you only use ideas, is ten times faster than gestures.

But at the same time...... This also seems to be meaningless to Mo Li today.

Because even if he knew how to rewrite the technique, he didn't know what to rewrite it.

If you want to talk about the goal, of course, it is to rewrite the spell to be able to fully exert the effect of rune copper, but Mo Li doesn't understand the meaning of each spell, he doesn't know how to write the spell, and he doesn't know what the spell that can exert this effect is.

But no matter what, he decided to burn a piece of rune copper first and see if he could find a breakthrough.

Stopping the Hui arithmetic talisman, Mo Li's gaze returned to his body, he took out a piece of rune copper, swallowed it and ignited it, and a burning sensation spread in his body even more than ordinary copper. He invoked the arithmetic and his gaze returned to his body again.

This time, Moli saw a different scene.

It was still a green sun, still a ribbon-like technique, but this time the burning was obviously very unstable, on the surface of the "sun", from time to time there were flames roaring and erupting, and the unstable force tore at the technique, and on the surface of the technique, Mo Li saw a crack hundreds of miles long.

He guessed that if these cracks were any longer, the entire spell would be torn apart, and when all the spells were torn apart, the unstable burning in front of him would turn into an explosion.

Moli called up the arithmetic-style monitoring function, and the local details of the burning were magnified in front of his eyes. The spells in the existing spells were obviously not fully compatible with the burning of rune copper, and he saw that some spells were caught in a cycle of calculations in the burning until they reached the upper limit of their bearing and were torn to pieces, while others could not be executed at all, floating in flames but unable to burn, like ghosts that lingered in the shadows.

But he didn't know how to rewrite these problematic spells, so he had to change the burning spell and continue to observe. After examining dozens of techniques, he made a new discovery.

It is also involved in the burning technique, and there are subtle differences between each one, which are not very large, and there is no pattern at all. After thinking about it for a while, Mo Li came up with a new conjecture: the derivative field generates the technique according to certain rules, but at the same time, it also has a certain randomness.

This is a very important discovery!

Mo Li thought for a while, and suddenly stopped all the techniques involved in the combustion.

Dozens of purple bands of light suddenly disappeared without a trace, leaving only green fireballs that were gradually extinguishing. Mo Li reissued the command through his mind, only called up a burning technique, and then used the final arithmetic method to record its information meticulously.

Moli named this burning technique "Zero Technique".

He then ordered it to start burning, and at the same time turned on the monitoring function, recording the burning of each piece of the spell.

Since there was only one technique, the burning soon ended, and Mo Li summoned the second one, just like the first, and let it start burning.

But this time, he ignored the same spells as in Zero, and focused only on the different ones.

There were a total of 421 tablets of different operating orders, and Moli compared the monitoring records one by one: 253 of them were almost the same as the efficiency of the combustion, 101 tablets were inferior to the zero operation, and 67 tablets were better than the zero operation.

So, Mo Li extracted the information of these 67 spells from the monitoring records, and asked them to replace the corresponding spells in Technique Zero one by one.

Then, he called up the third spell, compared it with Zero, and started to burn, and then also focused on the different spells, finding out which ones burned more efficiently, and updating their information in Zero.

Repeatedly, Mo Li called up the spells one by one, compared, burned, found the more efficient spells, and finally updated them in the zero technique.

By the time he had burned the fiftieth spell, there were already thousands of more efficient spells in Technique Zero. It can be said that it has become a completely new technique.

Moli pauses the combustion, saves the information of Technique Zero in the diffrative field, and then stops the arithmetic. After returning to the real space, he copied the Zero technique from the field, invoked and burned.

After repeated tests, Mo Li finally confirmed that the burning efficiency of using the Zero Technique to burn Rune Copper was 16% higher than that of ordinary copper, while the efficiency of burning Rune Copper in the past was only 15%, that is, in addition to the 15% efficiency increase contributed by the Rune Copper itself, the Zero Technique also increased the burning efficiency by 1%.

Don't underestimate this 1%, although it is very small, but it shows that his plan is feasible!

He's finally found a way to improve combustion efficiency!