Most of these immortal plants that contained the power of laws possessed law patterns, though the depth of those patterns varied.
The Great Dao held myriad paths, yet all roads led to the same destination. In the end, alchemy also pointed straight toward the power of laws at the source. It was merely that Alchemy Sages stored the Dao within pills, and each followed a somewhat different path. In terms of combat power, ordinary Alchemy Sages were indeed difficult to compare with those who had cultivated along orthodox lines from the beginning. Of course, figures like Venerable Lord Gan Hua, the master of the Heavenly Pill Palace, Yihua Daoist, or Lu Xiaotian, who cultivated both paths, were exceptions.
The medicinal power released by this fourth-grade pill spirit seemed to have opened an entirely new door for Lu Xiaotian, giving him a fresh understanding of pills above the third grade. Although he was currently refining only a fragment of a pill spirit, he could glimpse the whole from a tiny part. With Lu Xiaotian's current attainments in alchemy, he could already draw inferences from one example to understand many others. Some pills he had previously found difficult to refine, even certain third-grade pills that still posed considerable difficulty, now gave him a feeling of sudden enlightenment.
At this moment, Lu Xiaotian was still dividing his attention among several tasks. After all, refining this pill-spirit fragment did not consume much of his energy. His primary attention remained focused on how to further merge with the Mahā Pure-Spirit Brahma Array. As for the portion of his Primordial Spirit devoted to comprehending the fourth-grade pill-spirit fragment, though it was several times stronger than that of an ordinary Heavenly Immortal, it was still only a tiny part of Lu Xiaotian's main Primordial Spirit.
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