Constructing-Style Wizard

Noland Lee’s study room was filled with Denise Green’s manuscripts.

He himself was binding the manuscripts at the desk, while Denise manipulated three magic pens to quickly write new manuscripts.

Noland never thought that the content of “Supreme Computational Power” would be so much.

Since 2:30 in the afternoon, Denise had written more than 3,000 pages of documents with her magic pen until now, at 11:50 PM, and she still hadn’t finished writing the content of “Supreme Computational Power.”

As Noland expected, the reading requirements were indeed removed after Denise’s transformation, but this also caused another problem:

Denise’s manuscripts had flaws.

Compared to the content recorded in the book, the alchemy formulas and symbols she wrote by hand showed varying degrees of incompleteness.

The feedback information of the Deconstruction Technique showed that the content integrity of the manuscripts was as low as 20%.

And Denise herself said that she could barely understand the content of the book, let alone fully comprehend it.

She could only draw the patterns and symbols from the book based on their shapes.

For the alchemy symbols that were constantly changing, she had not yet learned to create magic dynamic patterns, so she could only depict the dynamic alchemy symbols frame by frame, making it nearly impossible to make them exactly the same.

The results of the Deconstruction Technique were consistent with Denise’s statement.

The manuscripts written by Denise based on the material lists in the book had an integrity of 100%.

When it came to alchemy formulas with dozens or hundreds of lines, the manuscript integrity dropped to 60%.

If there were dynamic alchemy symbols, the manuscript integrity would decrease again, reaching a pitiful 40%, or even 20%.

After midnight, Denise finished the last manuscript, her eyes slightly bloodshot and her pretty face covered in exhaustion.

Noland did not hesitate to lavish praise on her, coaxing and hugging her into the bedroom while he went back to the study to deal with the manuscripts.

Facing the half-meter-high stack of bound manuscripts, Noland hugged his arms and pondered.

While Denise wrote the manuscripts, he had used the Deconstruction Technique to store them in his mind.

Since he had already deconstructed “Supreme Computational Power” once, the energy points consumed in deconstructing the manuscripts were negligible, but the deconstruction results were somewhat unexpected for Noland.

[System Message:]

[You have used the Deconstruction Technique on the “Incomplete Copy of Supreme Computational Power”.]

[Deconstruction Success!]

[Due to the integrity of the target being 55%, the results of this deconstruction are flawed, as follows:]

[1. Alchemy Blueprints: Alchemical Computation Arrays, integrity 20%]

[2. Alchemy Blueprints: Various Models of Energy Storage Arrays, integrity 30%]

[3. Alchemy Blueprints: Alchemical Energy Cannon Constructs, integrity 20%]

[4. Alchemy Blueprints: Efficient Elemental Energy Conversion Arrays, integrity 50%]

[… (omitted several blueprints)]

[61. Advanced Energy Cannon Theory and Tactics, integrity 20%]

[62. The Fusion and Disassembly of Alchemical Constructs, integrity 30%]

[63. Instructions for the Use of Alchemical Computation Arrays, integrity 50%]

[… (omitted several alchemy theory knowledge)]

In total, Noland deconstructed 60 flawed alchemy blueprints and 20 flawed alchemy theory books from the manuscripts.

Now he truly understood the meaning of Mabel’s words:

Alchemy is an extraordinary power that rivals magic.

Just look at the content of these manuscripts; it combines the features of both magic and science.

In terms of energy acquisition, storage, and invocation, it can use soul energy as a raw material like a wizard, transforming it into elemental energy. This is the magical aspect of alchemy.

But it also resembles the scientists of the science side, using mathematics, geometry, and language logic to standardize the way energy operates, making the array run as accurately as a chip controlled by electronic signals.

Noland combined his historical knowledge from before crossing and thought about it.

If, in the world before crossing, people could indeed use alchemy arrays to manipulate soul energy and obtain elemental energy the moment alchemy theories emerged, perhaps from that moment on, the whole world would embark on the path of alchemy technology…

It is precisely because the world before crossing did not have any extraordinary phenomena that alchemy and other whimsical techniques were eventually replaced by science, and the whole world moved towards the extreme materialistic realm.

Noland sighed a little in his heart, waved his hand, and used the [Mage’s Hand] to put the manuscripts into the magic pouch.

He leaned back in his chair, looked through the content of the manuscripts in his mind, and carefully selected the usable blueprints and theory books.

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Time passed in the busy moments.

The waves caused by Noland Lee in Dickler Fegan’s manor eventually spread, but with a different twist.

Lord Fagen became the object of slander by the Dread Sail Pirate Nation, while Noland Lee and Selena became the helpers in capturing the tide spy and exposing the internal traitor within the family.

This was the mainstream version of the story on the market and the only version that was approved by Dickler Turner himself.

As the key figure in the entire incident, Noland had originally planned to visit Charnel, Hayden, and Mantas’ manors in succession, but he soon received enthusiastic but tactful rejection letters.

Charnel, Hayden, and Mantas had indefinitely postponed the invitation for Noland to meet with their families.