To be honest, after something went wrong with his Magic Circuits, Luo Zhen had once considered the Holy Grail as well, planning to make a wish to it and restore his Magic Circuits to their original state.
Although the Holy Grail's power was limited, barring miracles involving the realm of magecraft, it was not yet so useless that it could do nothing.
His problem was merely that his Magic Circuits had "overheated." If he used the Holy Grail's power, he should have been able to recover with ease. He could even use that enormous reserve of mana to replenish his own, making a return to his peak condition a simple matter.
In the end, Luo Zhen discovered that he had been thinking too simply.
His problem was indeed minor. Anyone else could have made a wish to the Holy Grail and recovered immediately.
The problem was that the Magic Circuits inside him were anything but ordinary.
After undergoing a transformation fueled by Outer Realm Mana and incorporating the cosmic truth of Infinite Chain Reaction, Luo Zhen's Magic Circuits had been born with infinite possibilities. They had long since surpassed the level of the divine realm.
Magic Circuits of that level and scale could not be directly affected even by the Holy Grail. At most, it could do what Roman had done: provide resources to help Luo Zhen nourish and tend to his Magic Circuits, allowing them to recover as quickly as possible.
Thus, Luo Zhen stopped considering the Holy Grail as well. He followed Roman's advice and adjustments, using some of Chaldea's facilities, instruments, and resources to regulate his Magic Circuits.
Under such circumstances, even if he obtained the Holy Grail's power, Luo Zhen's Magic Circuits could not recover directly. At best, they would recover somewhat faster, just as they