Gun Fu Theory!

Apart from the six High Priest, the other dozen or so Gray Robe Cleric and more than twenty novice priests were simply not capable of calculating the result instantly.

Some of them are not proficient enough in Gun Fu and need a lot of practice and combat training. Others simply do not possess such Superman mental abilities. Although they are much stronger than ordinary people, they still do not meet the requirements of Gun Fu. Therefore, their reaction speed and control in actual combat are much worse, and there is not much room for improvement. They will only reach the level of Gray Robe Cleric in their lifetime.

This is precisely why High Priest are so rare. Gun Fu demands an extremely high level of mental ability, and those who can meet the requirements are extremely few and far between. There are very few people in the entire Libya who can meet these requirements. Therefore, the Church lowered its requirements and recruited a group of people with slightly less talent who could at best become Gray Robe Cleric.

High Priest are scarce, so training more Gray Robe Cleric would be a good thing. Although their strength is much weaker than that of High Priest, and they might even be instantly killed by High Priest in a fight, Gray Robe Cleric are still a very powerful elite force compared to ordinary soldiers. While they can't wipe out a fully armed squad of soldiers single-handedly and without a scratch like High Priest, they are still not something that a few ordinary soldiers can handle.

After understanding the principles of Gun Fu, Chen Mo also tried to learn Gun Fu directly. He had read through all kinds of books in the school library during his university years and had a certain foundation in subjects such as mathematics, geometry, statistics, and probability, which was basically equivalent to the undergraduate level.

However, he soon discovered that although he could understand most of the books on Gun Fu theory and knew most of the theories and related knowledge, there were still some things that were beyond his knowledge and made it impossible for him to continue learning.

It seems that the knowledge requirements of Gun Fu for these related disciplines are not simply equivalent to the basic undergraduate level.

Chen Mo simply stopped studying those books on Gun Fu and instead read through all the books on mathematics, geometry, statistics, probability, and other subjects.

With Chen Mo's super-developed brain, Chen Mo found it incredibly easy to learn knowledge that was difficult and obscure to ordinary people.

He also discovered that the books here were indeed much more profound than the basic ones he had originally mastered. Different disciplines were arranged on the bookshelves, from bottom to top, from basic to advanced. The top level of each discipline was already beyond the level of a doctoral student.

In fact, Gun Fu doesn't require mastering every single subject to the highest level. As long as you reach the undergraduate level in general knowledge, and then study the relevant advanced knowledge and theories in detail, that's enough. Those top-level books in various disciplines are just for reference.

Human energy is limited. It's not impossible for these selected geniuses to master one subject to the highest level, but mastering several subjects to the highest level would take a very long time.

Therefore, almost everyone starts learning Gun Fu books directly after mastering the basic knowledge of each subject. When they encounter something they cannot understand or need to learn related knowledge, they then consult those books and study the corresponding advanced knowledge and theories in a targeted manner.

The Church's considerations were nothing more than efficiency. First, they would lay a solid foundation in all subjects, and then, based on the needs of Gun Fu, they would focus on improving their knowledge in a specific part of the theory. This was naturally more efficient and less time-consuming than learning everything comprehensively and thoroughly mastering all the knowledge in each subject.

This cannot be said to be wrong, but the fact that all the top-level books in various disciplines are placed here shows that these things do have some influence on the power of Gun Fu, but not that much. The time spent is not proportional to the improvement effect, the cost-effectiveness is too low, and the requirements for the learner's talent and brainpower are also higher.

However, this was not a problem for Chen Mo at all.

The geniuses selected by the Church in the past could only be considered the best among ordinary people, but they were not even in the same league as Chen Mo, who was eight times stronger than ordinary people in every aspect.

Chen Mo had already learned the basics of these books, but considering that there might be differences between the two worlds, he read them again and found that they were indeed more advanced than the theories in the real world.

After all, this is a world that has experienced World War III, and its original level of technology and theoretical level of various disciplines are much more advanced than the real world.

However, the basic theories are largely the same, so Chen Mo mastered these basic books after only reading them once.

The intermediate postgraduate level and the advanced doctoral level didn't actually take too much effort. Ordinary people with talent could master them by spending more time. Chen Mo had no problem at all. He read it once, memorized it, and then reviewed and verified it before he completely mastered it. However, some of the knowledge at the highest level was too profound. Even Chen Mo had to spend more time mastering it because he had never been exposed to it before.

However, compared to others, Chen Mo's speed is already considered incredibly fast. Even the top-level knowledge that he spends the most time on takes him much less time to learn than others to learn the basics.

This is the difference between a genius and a peerless genius.

After thoroughly mastering all the knowledge related to Gun Fu, Chen Mo found it easy to learn Gun Fu theory. He also discovered that the top-level knowledge and theories he learned incidentally, which were not essential for Gun Fu, could play a significant role, making the analysis, judgment, deduction, and prediction of Gun Fu more accurate and efficient.

Many pieces of information that were originally vague, uncertain, or impossible to accurately predict became clearer and more lucid after he fully utilized these theories to calculate and deduce, and his predictions of enemy actions became more accurate and far-sighted.

This confirmed Chen Mo's guess. These books were not placed here randomly. Apart from a small number of top-level books on Gun Fu that were clearly marked as being used, most of the top-level books were not actually needed. Since the Church put these books here, it meant that they must be useful, but for some reason they did not say so directly.

In addition, Chen Mo was curious about the top theories of this advanced world that had experienced three world wars. Since it wouldn't take him long to learn them all, Chen Mo decided to study them all at once.

As expected, the final result did not disappoint Chen Mo!