The Japanese-fear sorcerer who started by taking in Tomie

[Super Magic]: You possess super magic. When casting spells, you can spend spell points to upgrade the spell's effect.

You can now choose 2 out of 10 super magic traits, and as you explore your innate magic, you will master even more super magic.

There are 10 types of super magic: Caution Spells, Ranged Spells, Powerful Spells, Extended Effect Spells, Ascendancy Spells, Instant Spells, Tracking Spells, Subtle Spells, Transmutation Spells, and Twin Spells.

Furthermore, this characteristic complements the [Mana Surge] that was previously awakened at level 2, together creating the warlock's unique ability: super magic!

After quickly reviewing the options, Xin Hengyuan decisively selected instant-cast spells and twin spells.

[Instant Spell]: As the name suggests, it can make the spell happen instantly, and each time it consumes two spell points.

【Twin Spell】: When casting this spell, you can select an additional creature as the target. Each cast consumes one spell point. It can also be called a double spell, but New Hengyuan prefers to call it a bifurcated spell.

Simply put, it means using one unit of magic to cast a spell twice, targeting two different creatures each time.

Xinhengyuan is very satisfied with this choice.

He took down the spider princess who had climbed onto his head, and took out the "Inari Heart Sutra" to continue studying it, hoping to learn one or two new spells from it.

……

In the blink of an eye, several hours had passed, and Xin Hengyuan could only vaguely grasp some ideas, but he still had not comprehended any new spells.

However, Xin Hengyuan didn't care. He felt that the existing spells were enough, and the most important thing at the moment was to improve his physical fitness as soon as possible.

After his battle with Hanako, Shin Hengyuan realized how weak his body was. If his physical abilities were stronger...

When Hanako pounced on him, he could have reacted in time and punched her away.

At low levels, warlocks are at a significant disadvantage, as their meager mana reserves are depleted before they can cast many spells.

When magic is depleted, one will fall into a coma like Xin Hengyuan, because magic is essentially produced by your body. Anything in your body will have an effect if it is empty. It's like shooting down a plane; if you run out of ammo, you'll be out of ammo too.

In D&D, there are only two normal ways to improve physical attributes: one is by leveling up. For example, a warlock gains two attribute points at levels 4, 8, 12, 16, and 19, totaling no more than ten points at most.

Another way is to gain attribute bonuses by equipping magical items.

Forget about magical items; Shin Heng Yuan only has the "Inari Heart Sutra" that can barely be considered a magical item so far.

Furthermore, Shin Heng Yuan has not yet mastered the art of identification, so he is unable to identify the attributes of the Inari Heart Sutra and therefore cannot use it.

Therefore, the only way to improve physical fitness at present is through training!

What Xinhengyuan doesn't know is whether it's possible to improve its attributes through training, and if so, what is the limit of improvement through training?

Besides physical fitness, there is one more crucial factor – combat experience!

Xin Hengyuan knew very well that he was just an ordinary person in his previous life.

Perhaps being a medical student gives him a stronger mental fortitude than the average person, but when it comes to fighting, he's no match for even the most ordinary street thugs.

From childhood to adulthood, he was the kind of "other people's child" that adults always talked about. He rarely even argued, let alone fought.

Xin Hengyuan got out of bed and turned on his computer. No matter what, he needed to finalize the plan first.

The school is on "holiday," which is the perfect time to train hard and not waste a single day. Holidays are a great opportunity to get ahead!

I wonder if the books I ordered online have arrived yet?

Wait, that's not right.

Shin Hengyuan slapped his forehead, only then realizing that he had been unconscious for a week, and even though Japan's courier industry is slow, it should have arrived by now.

Besides, Japan is such a small place, it can't be that slow.

He got up, pushed open the door, and went downstairs. A rich aroma wafted from the kitchen, where the Slit-Mouthed Woman was busy at the stove wearing an apron, with steam rising from the pot, cooking something he couldn't tell what.

Tomie was curled up on the living room sofa watching her melodramatic TV series, and no one knew why she liked it so much.

Seeing Shin Hengyuan come downstairs, Tomie raised her eyelids slightly, which could be considered a greeting.

"Yuan-kun, why are you downstairs? Are you hungry? We need to get ready for dinner soon." The slit-mouthed woman turned around immediately upon hearing footsteps.

"No, I remember ordering a package a week ago. Has my package arrived yet?" Xin Hengyuan asked.

"Here it is!" Tomie shouted, holding several books in her hand.

Xin Hengyuan followed the sound toward the living room, but stopped in front of the sofa.

Tomie was lounging in the corner of the sofa, holding a few books in her hand. She was only wearing a thin shirt, the buttons haphazardly fastened, revealing a large expanse of her cleavage. Her long, slender legs were resting unobstructed on the sofa cushions.

"Give me the book."

Xinhengyuan extended his hand without changing his expression.

"...Is this all you're going to do?" Tomie's smile froze for a moment, then she sat up straight, her shirt collar loosening slightly, revealing her ample breasts. "I've been keeping these for you for so many days, and you haven't even said thank you?"

Tomie bit her lower lip lightly, her eyes filled with seductive allure. She lifted her bare foot, her smooth, white foot slowly rubbing up Shin Hengyuan's calf, her toes moving upwards with a subtle, almost imperceptible force.

Xin Hengyuan grabbed her ankle and rudely threw her aside, then snatched the books from her arms with his other hand.

He turned and walked away without looking back towards the stairs.

"Bang!"

With a muffled thud, Tomie buried her face in the cushion, kicking her legs angrily on the sofa, muttering something under her breath.

Anyway, it's probably not something nice to say.

Seeing Tomie's discomfiture, the slit-mouthed woman chopping vegetables in the kitchen couldn't hide her smile any longer and couldn't help but start humming softly, her movements becoming much lighter.

Xin Hengyuan returned to his room and closed the door. He didn't buy many books because he wasn't sure if just any old books or scriptures would be useful, so he only picked a few that were famous all over the world to test the waters.

Xin Hengyuan laid the books out on the table in order, from left to right: the Tao Te Ching (Tao Te Ching), the Diamond Sutra and Heart Sutra (Buddhism), the Bible (Christianity), and the Quran (Islam)—a total of five books.

Unfortunately, most of the versions available online are Japanese translations; the original versions are nowhere to be found, and you can't buy them even if you want to.

Any language, once translated, will more or less deviate from the original meaning. For example, the Inari Heart Sutra in the hands of Shin Heng Yuan is written in oracle bone script, which is most likely the original version, because it is almost impossible to find a script older than oracle bone script.

Moreover, the versions sold online are most likely censored versions.

Therefore, in theory, for the sake of the accuracy of the experiment, the original text or a version that is closer to the original text should be chosen.

But the key issue is that it can't be found, right?

We have no choice but to give it a try.

Shin Heng Yuan stretched out his hand, choosing to start with the shortest one, the Heart Sutra.