"Add mathematical concepts?" Zhu Si looked bewildered.
For wizards of her era, spells and magic potions were the most important concepts. Neither the Philosophy of Magic nor mathematics were subjects that an ordinary little wizard needed to study.
During the long journey in the Dreamland, the little witch hadn't had the opportunity to come into contact with the cutting-edge and most popular dimensional theories of the Wizard World, so naturally, she hadn't engaged much with the extensive mathematical research central to modern wizard theories.
Therefore, after hearing what Zheng Qing said, she couldn't help but feel a bit confused.
Similar yet different from her, Zheng Qing's understanding of mathematics was also quite superficial, far from the level of using this discipline to deconstruct concepts of fairness — he merely vaguely recalled seeing the phrase 'mathematical concept of fairness' in some book.
