Constructing Exclusive Spells Starts with the Magic Eye Sword Master

[High magic + team formation + non-travel + western fantasy] Liz has a fatal shortcoming - he is the student with the poorest magic power in the history of Paswold Magic University. With only enough magic power in his body to cast four or five spells, he should have been a joke in this world-famous magic university. However, he was the champion of the school's swordsmanship competition and won the title "Pasvold's Sword"; he also had the ability to perceive magic that was beyond the reach of all spellcasters, and was called the "Omniscient Eye" with awe. However, whether it is swordsmanship or magic eyes, they are worthless in front of the nobles and scholars. In order to make room for noble children, Liz was rejected by all tutors. The school rules are cold and clear: if he can't find a tutor within three months, he has to drop out and leave. No matter how strong your swordsmanship is, it will always be a support in the face of real magical power. To become stronger, he must systematically learn magic and become a true spellcaster. And his trump card has never been that pitiful magic power. "Omniscient Eye" - his ability to perceive magic far beyond that of ordinary people is his real talent. While others can only feel magic, he can see the "texture" of magic; while others rely on brute force to stack spells, he can dismantle the structure of magic itself like a sword move. Magic power is thin? Then be precise to the millimeter, so that every spell can exert an effect beyond its limits. The theory is obscure? Then use your senses to "touch" the reality behind every page of the textbook. While others rely on talent to crush others, he relies on understanding and dimensionality reduction to defeat them. When magic determines the lower limit, perception determines the upper limit. While others are building magic, he is deconstructing the world.