The courses were fairly simple.
There were only three in total, all built on metal runes as their foundation.
There were 1,986,565 metal runes in all, and they were still being continuously updated.
These runes were, in essence, conclusions metal lifeforms had drawn from observing the laws of heaven and earth through their own perspectives.
Though their structures differed and their ways of thinking and understanding were not the same, their roots were largely identical, so the difficulty of learning them was merely average.
In roughly half a month, Li Su had basically mastered the metal runes.
To that end, Li Su had deliberately paused for a while instead of beginning the next course. He spent over two months continuously contemplating them, not stopping until he had understood them completely.
Without a doubt, he knew how to play the game.
If you wanted to master a profession, your foundations had to be solid.
More than that, the reason he had been so serious was that he had discovered a great many minor paths within these metal runes that he had never seen before—around 820,000 in total.
Although the total number of miscellaneous paths he possessed had already reached 11.18 million.
The condensation of innate Dao patterns was extremely difficult and slow.
It had been several years now, yet not a single new one had been added. In other words, he had no idea how many years it would take just to reach ten million Dao.
Continuing to accumulate miscellaneous paths no longer held much significance.
Still, while raking grass, why not catch a rabbit too? No one would complain about having too many miscellaneous paths, would they?
After all, adding in the miscellaneous paths from the metal runes meant he possessed twelve million Dao. A little more was still more.