Li Weide frowned. What else could it be? Physics, of course...
He pondered for a while, then traced lightly with his finger, and Fiendfyre swiftly covered the paper.
[You mean natural rules?]
[Yes, rules! You could also call them laws! More or less the same... That correct heart of yours, the one that fully matches your soul, shouldn't be focused on how to control magic! It should be focused on how to control rules! Only then can you break the old rules and create new ones! A wizard's Levitation Charm—doesn't it break the old rules and create new ones? According to the old rules, things don't just float up on their own...]
Li Weide felt as if he had finally grasped that thing he had never been able to put into words...
He thought of that night when he had lifted all the water of the Black Lake.
The feeling from that moment suddenly surged into his heart...
If he had merely been manipulating his own magic power to achieve that effect, then no matter how strong his subjective will had been, no matter how full his emotions had been, the magic power he consumed would definitely have been enormous.
He probably would not have lasted long before his energy and stamina were exhausted.
After all, humans had limits!
But that night, the magic power he had consumed had been negligible...
Because at that time, he had not been using his own magic power to control the lake water at all. He had been using his own subjective will and overflowing emotions to control the rules!
The water would not spill out, nor would it fall...
And then the water of the Black Lake had flown up like jelly.
Magic was indeed idealistic, but the point of its idealism should