As for further observation of the human body's internal organs, Ling Yi ultimately decided to slow his steps for the time being.
With the current calm situation in Cold Wind Camp, there basically would not be any cases of soldiers suffering injuries to their organs. Even if there were some internal injuries or shock trauma, with healing soul skills around, it would be very difficult for Ling Yi to get the chance to treat them slowly and observe them at leisure.
So Ling Yi held back the urgency in his heart and instead focused on cultivating soul power, exploring meridians, and experimenting with the operating principles of soul skills.
Of course, this was not a complete abandonment of research into the structure of living organs. Rather, he would not seek quick success, and his actions would be more restrained.
After that, Ling Yi's daily schedule remained the same as before, regular and peaceful.
At night, without fail, he alternated between cultivation and Deep Sleep.
Every morning, Ling Yi would go to the dining hall reserved for Soul Masters and eat a breakfast that could not be called lavish, but was absolutely nutritious. After the meal, he would sort through the notes recorded the previous day and ponder their contents;
After letting his food settle a little, on the Blue Silver Grass lawn behind the tent, he would practice the Cat Form, Dog Form, Chicken Form, Rabbit Form of the Basic Body Tempering Exercise one by one, as well as the Horse Form he had created during the past half year since coming to Cold Wind Camp.
About an hour later, Ling Yi would make a round of inspection through the wounded soldiers' tents in Military Doctor Third Battalion, observing the recovery condition of every wounded man. From time to time,