In another world, Lu Mingfei is learning card making.

Lu Mingfei decided to take back what he had said earlier.

Who says magical elves only know how to kowtow respectfully? These magical elves are amazing!

She—Lu Mingfei was certain—at least before the transformation, she was the most perfect housekeeper. She could organize and clean the dormitory, even cleaner than if she used the 'cleaning' magic card. Every morning, she could also arrange for washing her face, brushing her teeth, and having breakfast in advance.

Among the four mechanical limbs on her back are always the tools she needs: rulers and pens for drawing transmutation circles, chopsticks, spoons and forks for eating, and even an acetylene torch to pull out when the training equipment is damaged.

She can even assist Lu Mingfei with his training and studies!

During each workout, she would observe and draw a model of Lu Mingfei's body and analyze his exertion on a piece of white paper, thus developing ways to make his workouts more effective. In each class, she would leave Lu Mingfei a voice recorder to "listen in" and help him review and summarize the lessons afterward, while also preparing for the next day's class.

Even if Lu Mingfei didn't want to listen at times, she would force him to listen.

Ron's attitude changed from initially mocking the magical elves for only bowing respectfully, to envying the life butler and the all-purpose toolbox, and finally to fearing and keeping his distance.

—To be honest, back in his hometown, he was only forced to train, and he was on the verge of death every day; but now, under the control of this red-clothed devil, Lu Mingfei not only has to train, but he also can't put down his academic studies!

Heavens have mercy, Rong En even began to sympathize with Lu Mingfei.

He even considered slowing down the intensity of the training to give Lu Mingfei more rest—but then this red-clad devil took over his role as 'physical trainer,' forcing Lu Mingfei to train at the most effective frequency and intensity…

Lu Mingfei spent the first week under the guidance of this mechanical acolyte and successfully arrived on Saturday.

For other students, Saturdays and Sundays are just ordinary holidays and rest days, but for Lu Mingfei, they mean two different things:

A summary of the new functions that the "Comprehensive Network" can offer, and Rong En's specialized combat training.

The latter was on Sunday, but today Lu Ming insisted on focusing his energy on the comprehensive network.

Lu Mingfei took a deep breath and opened the integrated network interface:

Name: Lu Mingfei

Class: Planeswalker (lv1, 2/100%)

This profession is locked, and the minimum level cannot be lower than level 1.

Health: 100%

Spark: 1/1

Strength: 8 (72/100%)

Agility: 11 (7/100%)

Physical condition: 8 (75/100%)

Intelligence: 9 (47/100%)

Charisma: 11 (31/100%)

Perception: 12 (11/100%)

Bloodline Ability: Unawakened

professional skills:

1. Card making (LV0, 61/100%)

By drawing magic circles on a specific medium and then performing a crafting process, a Planeswalker can create their unique product: a card. Each card has a unique panel and can be further developed to provide even more powerful assistance.

2. Card Refinement (LV0, 21/100%)

To re-enchant a card, thereby transforming it and elevating its contents to another level.

Current status:

Returning after 1 day, 10 hours, and 47 minutes in the soul projection.

When he first came, he understood it as "bringing knowledge back," but now it seems that what he can bring back is more than just knowledge—

Each training session he undertakes transforms into quantifiable 'experience,' which, once accumulated to a certain value, directly enhances his fundamental attributes.

Every minute of learning can be quantified in the experience bar next to the skill, thereby improving his skill.

Moreover, it is foreseeable that as the level increases, the amount of experience gained through quantitative methods will decrease, and each promotion will become increasingly difficult.

As for 'Sparks,' an important resource for Planeswalkers, they are naturally renewable. According to Lu Mingfei's previous tests, a deep sleep once a day at night can restore this unit of Sparks.

He also tried the "inspiration burst" state described by Spark in the introduction.

With his thirteen-year-old language skills, he couldn't possibly describe in detail what happened during his "breakthrough of inspiration." He could only say that "an hour flew by" and "I inexplicably memorized a lot of card-making knowledge and even learned how to draw magic circles"...

—Based on the information gathered by the acolytes from high-level students, this is the level that an average student would be expected to reach in a month in the course of Magic Theory. In reality, most students without a foundation often need two months to achieve this.

Keep in mind that he has only used "Inspiration Burst" four times since he summoned the acolyte!

One of his methods was even used to memorize physical training techniques. When you really calculate it, his "growth" this week was only half of what it would be under normal circumstances.

And if his 'Planetary Planeswalker' level up, his growth rate will increase.

"Let's put this aside for now—it only takes a week to improve by two percent, and a year would take... five times seven is thirty-five, which is fifty-one weeks. I don't think I'll be able to reach LV2 until my second year, do I?" Lu Mingfei's lips twitched slightly, then he shook his head.

The current progress is slow for two reasons: first, the teachers in each subject are only teaching the basics and haven't done any advanced extensions; second, it's the beginning of the semester, and what the teachers are teaching is all from the "Introduction" section of the textbook, which doesn't have much substance to begin with.

Even courses like arithmetic and theology don't start until the second or even fifth week.

Can you believe they only had six classes in a week? Compared to the elementary school Lu Mingfei attended before, this place felt like heaven.

But the people in Heaven seemed to have some complaints about this arrangement—for example, Rong En complained that the teacher who scheduled the classes was inhuman because he had classes both in the morning and afternoon one day…

"Oh well—anyway, I'll just do my homework today."

Not all of the six courses even had assignments: Literature was a minor course, which only required students to listen attentively, while History—or rather, History of Magic—had more requirements: a short paper on magic card technology was required, which was one page long.

This week's main classes: Summoning class teacher asked for a summary statement on how to cast summoning spells; students who have successfully cast them do not need to write it. Magic theory teacher asked students to draw five transmutation circles number one and write down their understanding of how to draw the circle.

The dueling class consists of two sessions. One session is held indoors, which mainly focuses on how to quickly identify an opponent's magical spirits and spell cards during actual duels. Participants are required to write a summary of the attributes and counter-relationships currently compiled by the academic community. The other session is held outdoors, which is similar to a physical education class and has no homework.

As for physical education class, with Rong En leading the training, Lu Mingfei, whose physical fitness has already made great progress (referring to physique: 8 (75/100%)), naturally did not find it too difficult. He was also the only student who could keep up with Rong En's pace.

—Every time Lu Mingfei thought about this, he felt that Rong En's physical fitness was really outrageous. He was running at full speed, and Rong En could still run backwards easily at this pace, and even run ahead of him.