During the process of studying and practicing, Suye discovered that Spell Study, Magical Beast Study, Magic Combat Study, Magic Array Study, and Elemental Study were all very important. He gritted his teeth and worked through them, eventually reaching the upper-middle level of the class.
The learning process this month had been extremely painful. It was not because Suye had a poor mindset, but because he was learning many things entirely from scratch. In Suye's understanding, he was building completely new neural connections. That was also the most difficult period of the learning process.
Fortunately, Suye had constantly been using the connection method to study, searching for the commonalities and differences among the Various Disciplines. He employed every method available—comparison, analogy, differentiation, and more—to consolidate what he had learned.
In this high-intensity, multi-discipline study, ordinary memorization techniques were not very effective. Too many things required deep understanding, unless one possessed Lake's ability to remember anything at a glance.
Suye could only rely on understanding to memorize. He could not rely on memorization to understand.
Suye had already reached the upper-middle level of the class in sixteen courses. From then on, as long as he followed the process step by step—previewing, attending class, reviewing, doing homework, reviewing again, and taking tests—he could ensure that his grades would not drop.
That way, Suye could continue conquering the other important subjects.
Having completed his basic plan and reached his basic goal, Suye also changed his schedule. He moved his bedtime up from half past midnight to half past ten, ensuring at least seven and a half hours of sufficient sleep every day.
Sufficient sleep was no less important to learning than any study method. Before finding magic that could completely replace sleep, Suye would not entrust his brain's rest to meditation.
Only after growing