Transformed into Little Fubao, known as the Little Expert in Pitfalls

Ye Ying was observing quietly in the space. Time passed quickly and before she knew it, more than five days had passed in the outside world.

During this period, through continuous efforts and exploration, she gradually gained a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of runes: not only did she learn about the origin history of runes and the characteristics of various types, but she also kept this valuable information firmly in mind.

Immediately afterwards, Ye Ying began to collect a bunch of books related to learning runes, and devoted himself to them, studying them day and night.

However, the road to learning is always difficult and boring, but she always maintains a focused and serious attitude.

The little white fox beside him accompanied Ye Ying through these long and boring days. Seeing that his little master was so diligent and studious, he naturally felt embarrassed to be idle all day.

So, sometimes it would try to read those profound and difficult books, and sometimes it would run to the shelves in the space to taste some snacks such as apples, melon seeds, jelly and spicy strips to pass the time.

This went on day after day, and by the time Ye Ying had learned the runes, almost ten days had passed.

Ten days outside is equal to ten years in space.

It means: in the world outside the space, only ten short days have passed, but in this mysterious space, a long ten years have passed.

When Ye Ying stepped out of this enclosed place, darkness covered the sky before his eyes, making people feel extremely suffocated and depressed.

She took a deep breath and decided to use the spells she had learned to solve the problem.

However, perhaps because it was the first attempt, he was unable to fully control the power, resulting in the first attempt to crack the code failing.

But Ye Ying was not discouraged. After a slight adjustment, he immediately started a second attempt. Although it was not perfect this time, it also achieved certain results - successfully shaking some runes.

With the experience accumulated from the previous two attempts, the third attempt finally got off to a good start: a large number of runes were successfully removed.

Then came the fourth time, the fifth time... After unremitting efforts, all the runes were finally successfully cracked.

At this moment, Ye Ying's heart was filled with a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction!

After solving the rune problem, there is an even more difficult problem ahead - how to break the formation.

Ye Ying picked up a peach and started to take a bite, then took a short break to recharge her energy.

After her strength recovered, she devoted herself to studying and deciphering the battle formations.

When it comes to formations, their history is long and there are many topics...

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Speaking of formations, there is so much to say...

The earliest formations originated from hunting activities in primitive society.

In primitive society, in order to hunt large animals, people had to cooperate with each other and form organized teams.

This organizational form is likely to be the initial form of the development of the formation.

With the development of society, especially the gradual improvement of the military system, this primitive way of cooperation gradually evolved into a more complex battle formation configuration, namely "formation".

According to historical records, in the late Shang Dynasty, there was already a relatively fixed military organization and arrangement, such as the organization of three divisions: left, center, and right.

In the Zhou Dynasty, especially during the period when King Wu conquered King Zhou, the use of chariots made the battle formations more complicated.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, with the emergence of military books, various methods of deploying troops began to be recorded in detail, such as "Six Strategies", "Wu Zi" and "Sun Bin's Art of War". These documents provided a theoretical basis for the development of formations in later generations.

In addition, some specific formations, such as the Eight Formations, were introduced during the Tang Dynasty...