"That's natural, no cultivation cannot be solved by scientific methods."

"Look at the rune formation pattern structure, it is big and complex, but it's different from the perspective of painting."

"Enter the field from a macro perspective, start cutting as a whole, and divide it into several areas..."

"First draw the whole, then each area is portrayed in detail, and finally connected into one..."

“…”

After listening to the words [I am really not an artist], Su Xiao understood.

Traditional rune portrayals emphasize the carving in order and are completed in one stroke.

Because of a slight interruption, it is very likely that the whole game will be lost.

But this guy used scientific skills to break the limitations of traditional thinking and effectively divided a formation into several modules.

Just when these several modules are cut, they will not have much impact on each other, especially the final merger.

This is equivalent to simplifying the complexity and greatly reducing the difficulty.

Sure enough, the combination of science and metaphysics can solve many problems.

However, Su Xiao still doesn't understand a little.

The characterization also has high requirements for power control, and if you are not careful, you will fail. The level of power control of these guys cannot achieve such a high success rate.

Especially the final splicing process is even more difficult to reach the sky. How did they do it?
Chapter completed!