Such detailed annotation of every step's specific details, even down to the minute changes in every moment, made Taoist Master Taichu break into a sweat on his forehead.
Indeed, he hadn't noticed these details, relying solely on experience and instinct for alchemy.
After these two examples, he began to take simulation alchemy seriously.
Next, he carefully practiced with the simulation materials ten times.
Through continuous optimization, suggestions, corrections, and his understanding and reflection on past experiences, he finally achieved preliminary standardization.
Whether the pill would form was hard to say, but at least the differences in each step were significantly reduced during his repeated alchemical attempts, gradually getting used to thinking about each step in a process-oriented and standardized way.
This time.
He finally began to refine an actual Dao Yuan Dan.
