Measuring "material properties" was an important prerequisite for "Body as Artifact Forging."
Only by clearly understanding the "material properties" corresponding to every tissue in his body could he begin considering artifact forging.
It was like a chef needing to at least figure out what each ingredient was and how to handle it before putting the dishes into the pot.
For this purpose, Bai Zihao had written an extremely detailed comparison table.
On this table, Li Fei could find the artifact-forging materials corresponding to the various "material properties" of the human body.
If certain artifact-forging materials could be combined to forge a particular magical artifact, then theoretically, using the human body together with some supplementary materials could also forge a similar artifact.
Li Fei guessed that the Dao principles mastered by Bai Zihao, this Martial Saint, were probably closely related to the human body. Otherwise, he could not have written such a comparison table.
But he had encountered a problem: the "material properties" of every component of his body could be found on the table, except for the "material properties" of Blood Soul.
Blood Soul was a kind of vitality granted to Li Fei by the Myriad Blood Bead—or rather, it was a quantification of vitality.
It was not something visible or tangible.
Human vitality naturally also possessed "material properties," and it was one of the most important "materials" for forging the human body into an artifact.
For ordinary humans—or ordinary martial artists, that was—the "material properties" of their vitality were more or less the same. The only difference was their strength.
But Li Fei's vitality was different from ordinary people's.
His abundant vitality mainly came from the Blood Soul granted by the Myriad Blood Bead, rather than the strengthening of his physique through martial arts practice.
This caused an additional