Wang Qi possessed many extraordinary arts. The most dazzling of them were undoubtedly the Da Xiang Xiangbo Gong, which no one had ever cultivated during the Qi Refining stage, and the Tian Shang Jue, which pointed directly toward the heat death and extinction of the universe. The existence of these two techniques caused everyone to subconsciously overlook the technique Wang Qi had invested the most effort into.
The technique Wang Qi cultivated most diligently was neither the Da Xiang Xiangbo Gong and Tian Shang Jue, whose power was astonishing even in the early stages, nor the Tianyan Tulu, which governed the whole as his primary cultivation method. It was instead two utterly ordinary Myriad Dharma Sect mental arts—the Yao Ding Suanjing and the Geometry Book.
From the very beginning, top student Wang had understood his own role clearly. What he excelled at was neither frontal combat nor survival and evolution, but calculation.
"So from the start, I never intended to settle things with that guy through blade techniques!"
"Striking him hard enough to blow apart his clothes was to emulate Dharma King Fermi, using the flying strips of cloth to calculate the changes in gravity throughout this area!"
"Taking deep breaths to control my heart rate was also to make timing easier."
"To eliminate interference and reduce the workload, I deliberately used Sword Qi derived from the Navier-Stokes equations to control the surrounding airflow, reduce variables, and lower the difficulty of calculation!"
"In the end, my goal was to calculate the pattern behind this bastard's changing gravitational constant, then calculate the Lagrange point!"
A Lagrange point referred to a point under the gravitational influence of two massive bodies where a smaller object could remain stable. At that point, the smaller object would remain essentially stationary relative to the two massive