Magic Treasure Research

After briefly cleaning the dried blood from his body, Chu Fei entered the Virtual Pod again.

In the Virtual Space, the computer had automatically simulated magic treasure refinement methods for more than ten hours. Chu Fei checked the results and found some useful data, but most of it was useless.

The computer's simulations were merely calculations, lacking humanity's unique intelligence. Moreover, simulations required humans to actively input prerequisites and other conditions.

But Chu Fei knew almost nothing about magic treasures. How was he supposed to know the prerequisites for researching them?

"So slacking off really won't do.

The ancestor was right. If you want food and clothing, you have to work for them yourself.

I need to thoroughly absorb all of the Lan Family's materials on magic treasure research. After all, this is currently the only set of research materials on magic treasures."

Having set his goal, Chu Fei settled down and began his research in earnest.

The Lan Family had never encountered magic treasures before, so they could only extrapolate from various legends and existing technologies.

Legends went without saying; they could only serve as a direction for research. The real starting point still had to be modern science and technology.

The Lan Family's approach was microfabrication technology, primarily chip technology and multilayer circuit board technology.

As for Atomic Array materials and the like, the Lan Family simply could not produce them.

Atomic Array materials required atoms to be printed one by one. In Red Pine City, only the Lord's Mansion possessed such technology, and even its annual output was limited—or at least that was what they publicly claimed.

In fact, the Lan Family's technological projections suggested that atomic printing technology could not solve the magic treasure problem.

Chu Fei agreed. The beginner-level magic treasure, the Mountain-Cleaving Saber, that