Under the effects of visualization, Suye's Knowledge System was like a real universe.
Different knowledge systems scattered into different galaxies, different fields of knowledge formed the Solar System, and different points of knowledge seemed to become different stars. Countless asteroids orbited each knowledge star. Some of these little stars provided explanations, some examples, some metaphors; some contained causes, consequences, principles, follow-up questions, their structural positions within their fields, connections to knowledge points in other fields, boundaries, distinctions, similarities, opposites, actions, exercises...
Every important knowledge point had been expanded to its limits, allowing Suye's understanding of each point to reach perfection and thereby deepening his understanding of the knowledge of the entire field, or even the entire system.
Within each field, there was a gigantic knowledge-point sun representing the field's most fundamental and important principle. There might be one, several, or none at all.
Because finding the most fundamental principle was not simple.
Only those who had undergone deliberate training could clearly and steadily visualize a small number of important knowledge points.
Even Demigods could not visualize all their own knowledge points.
They lacked sufficient magic power.
For Suye, constructing a visualized Knowledge System was extremely easy. He only needed to consider two factors: time and the consumption of magic power.
As everyone knew, Suye never considered the consumption of magic power.
At first, he only constructed a Knowledge System of the history of the Titans and the gods. But soon, Suye realized he had made a mistake—he had forgotten to distinguish between primary and secondary matters.
The history of the gods was important, but it was only a secondary Knowledge System.
His primary Knowledge System was, and could only be, the magic system.
Soon, Suye began constructing the major fields within the magic system.
After merely an hour, Suye stopped.