Chu Mu flipped through the book in his hands page by page. Dense text and illustrations, clear and detailed, entered his sight.
By now, the great difficulty of literacy was, to Chu Mu, already almost nonexistent.
Chu Mu did not dare say he could recognize every character, but at the very least, for a specialized book like the one before him, he no longer faced much obstruction in reading it.
The contents of the book were not very different from what Chu Mu had expected.
The fundamental theory of Yin Yang Five Elements corresponded to the human body's five viscera and six bowels, combined with structural theories such as the human body's Meridians and Acupoints, forging the medical system of this era—or rather, of both his previous life and this one.
Though he had only read through less than half of this Medical Book, as he studied it, Chu Mu increasingly felt that this decision of his was simply far too correct!
Qi and blood cultivation was a process, within the theoretical system of Essence, Qi, and Spirit, by which the human body slowly evolved.
It was foreseeable that higher levels of the extraordinary, regardless of whether they fell within the theory of Essence, Qi, and Spirit, would also inevitably be a process that allowed the human body to step toward a higher level of evolution.
Its root, too, would inevitably lie in the human body! Granted, as long as one had a rough understanding of the human body, one could cultivate qi and blood step by step, and perhaps also cultivate higher levels of the extraordinary step by step.
But if one could have a deeper, more detailed understanding of the human body, and also a deeper, more detailed understanding of external force, then when the two were combined...