After the third day of the Lunar New Year, the scholars of the Sacred Academy returned one after another.
Fang Yun sought out Zhou Qingtian, a Great Scholar of the War Hall, and showed him how he had fought with his Tongue Sword in the first chamber of Hanlin Hall.
Zhou Qingtian proved worthy of his longstanding reputation as a Great Scholar of the War Hall. After watching just once, he pointed out six shortcomings and eight minor flaws, as well as fourteen things Fang Yun needed to watch out for so that he would not make those mistakes in the future.
Listening to Zhou Qingtian's guidance, Fang Yun felt utterly ashamed. A Great Scholar truly was a Great Scholar. Zhou Qingtian could easily spot flaws that Fang Yun had been unable to find no matter how hard he tried, and could even deduce mistakes he might make in the future.
After finishing his guidance, Zhou Qingtian actually asked Fang Yun for advice on his new military strategy, "Rested and Awaiting the Weary."
Many people had used similar strategies before. Some had even developed into strategic powers recorded in Military Texts that many could study. However, their functions were limited and their effects relatively weak, unlike Fang Yun's "Rested and Awaiting the Weary," which could both strengthen himself and weaken his enemies.
Fang Yun held nothing back, sharing everything he knew. He spoke to Zhou Qingtian with complete sincerity and explained his understanding of Rested and Awaiting the Weary in detail.
Fang Yun's practical combat experience fell far short of Zhou Qingtian's, but he had not only read the history of the Ancient Demons and studied the entire history of the Saint Origin Continent; he had also been continually studying all the history of the Ancient Hua Kingdom. In theoretical