I come from the world of punishment

With his classmates watching, Luo Huai asked the nervous boy to close his eyes, and then put his fingertips on his forehead, moving as if he were drawing some runes.

This scene in Xian Xia really looks like a master is teaching something, it is unpredictable.

But the problem is that the students didn't feel any energy fluctuations from Luo Huai's fingers. It was like a talisman pretending to be a ghost, with no actual effect.

Staring is a waste of time.

Soon, some people felt that it was a waste of time and went to practice their own.

"Okay." Luo Huai's fingers left the boy's forehead.

Then as the boy opened his eyes, there was some confusion in his eyes.

He didn't feel any changes, nor did he feel anything more on his forehead, as if it was really just a few gestures.

"Teacher, what is this for?"

"I imposed a little mental block on you."

"Huh?" The boy was confused.

Mental confinement, whether it is true or false, if this is true, then why are you practicing?

Thinking like this, he quickly tried to summon his contract partner, but he immediately felt that the resistance to the operation of his brain was much greater.

This made him feel extremely uneasy all of a sudden. You must know that the most important thing for any legal career agency is thinking ability. Now that he is so slow, what should he do? Not to mention participating in the college competition.

Probably because he was really slow, he didn't immediately think that the person who imposed the ban was nearby and could unblock him at any time.

"Okay, listen to me first." Before he panicked completely, Luo Huai held him down and said, "I see that your spell casting is very detailed. Compared with others, your operation problems are actually more There are much fewer others, and it is precisely because of this that the teacher will pay more attention to you and pick out more detailed questions from you."

"..." Having said this, he finally calmed down.

He himself knew that he was no worse than others, but no matter how careful he was, the teacher could always find problems with him. Over time, this made him habitually doubt himself, and he couldn't stop paying attention to every detail.

"I found that many of your spell-casting steps could have been carried out in one thought, but you completed them in a rigid manner. It was too mechanical."

"I'm afraid of making mistakes."

"Everyone is afraid, but you can't pick up sesame seeds and lose watermelons. During the battle, everything changes rapidly. Every time you complete a magic in time, it means you have one more card in your hand that you can play. If your opponent plays a card, , you have no cards in your hand to play, so it doesn’t matter whether the late card is good or bad, it’s meaningless.”

"But teacher, what we usually hear from the teacher in class is 'When practicing, we should pay attention to the completion of magic, and then increase the speed on this basis.' Otherwise, according to what you said, teacher, there will be problems when completing a magic. It will backfire." The person who raised the question was a girl, but her thoughts also represented others.

"Yes, this is true for daily practice." Luo Huai turned around and faced most of the students and said, "But teaching should be changed according to each person's different circumstances. Some people are not disciplined enough, so just focus first. It depends on the standard of operation, but some people are already standard enough, so they have to pay further attention to the next step."

He pointed at the boy and continued: "The biggest taboo in magic is that the magic model goes wrong, and the other is the fluency. If there is no fluency, even a magic model that has been constructed may have problems because of the maintenance of the magic model. Magic at any stage requires experience, so the more you hesitate, the more likely it is that problems will arise."

After finishing speaking, no one asked any more questions, but there were still whispers among them.

Not much nonsense, practice is the most important.

Luo Huai said to the boy: "Release the simplest energy missile and shoot it into the sky."

"Oh." The boy immediately cast the spell subconsciously.

This is the simplest spell, and students of all spell professions can cast it almost without thinking.

However, just because he thought the spell was too simple, he forgot that he had been mentally banned.

"Oops." By accident, the energy missile that was about to be condensed in the palm of his hand actually dissipated.

This spell is so simple that even if it backfires, you don't have to worry about getting hurt.

But even such a simple spell failed on its own, even if it was mentally blocked, it shouldn't be.

All of a sudden, the boy was about to fall into deeper self-doubt.

But at this time Luo Huai patted his shoulder and pulled him back.

"Don't worry, this mental ban is specifically designed to passively impose 'hesitation' on you."

"ah?"

"In other words, you need to face constant hesitation when casting spells now. The frequency of this hesitation may even be more than the hesitation in your own heart. Amidst this constant obstruction, all you need to do is to constantly Break through hesitation. When you find the confidence and can face hesitation and hesitation calmly, you will have mastered it. "

What Luo Huai said seemed to make sense. The boy was so frightened that he nodded in confusion.

"But teacher, if I only practice this, how can I practice other spells that I am not proficient in?"

With this look, it must be that he can only practice his mastery of spells.

"Now that you have mastered this, other unskilled spells are just a matter of trial and error. Besides, if you are fighting at your level, you can still fight if you use the basic spells well. There is nothing to be afraid of."

"Oh..." When the boy heard this, he felt relieved and immediately devoted himself to his practice. He probably wouldn't want anyone to disturb him for a while.

Luo Huai simply asked him to go to the woods and try it quietly on his own.

As for the remaining classmates... they just stared at him.

why? It was a little embarrassing because of what happened just now.

"Teacher, would you like to come to us too?" someone asked.

Well, this is the core of the problem.

The method Luo Huai just used seemed to prove a problem, that is, if people don't need to practice like this, their basic level is not yet in place.

Uh... It's just like a label, no, it's a label.

Even if the boy just now was indeed the boy with the best theoretical score in the class, the others were still a little uncomfortable.

The problem is that Luo Huai refused to give face and said directly: "You don't have to."

Hi! Can this be tolerated?

However, Luo Huai immediately explained: "That classmate just now has some psychological difficulties, so he needs a strong dose of medicine, but you don't need it."

That's pretty much it.

The students are a little more mentally balanced, although they still feel like something is strangely wrong.

But forget it.

Well... Luo Huai nodded silently when he saw how easy it was to fool others.

Look, it really doesn’t work.

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