Because of his status, Li Su undoubtedly received quite a few conveniences.
The moment they saw him arrive, the long line of applicants immediately parted, letting him apply first.
Not only that, but the staff behind the counter reacted quickly as well. As a Great Luo realm cultivator applying for the lowest-tier thousand-rune metals—even newborn metals—he practically needed no assessment at all. Once his credentials were confirmed, he was granted permission directly.
As for the thousand-rune metals, Li Su applied for only five. They were merely for practice; his true focus was on the newborn metals. He already had quite a few ideas in mind and planned to try them out, so he applied for ten first.
Of course, these attempts were not blind trial and error. He had run through every one of them tens of thousands of times in his mind; all that remained was to put them into practice.
After all, applying was quick now because of his status. If he failed repeatedly, applying again would become much more difficult.
So what Li Su had prepared was not merely a complete system; it also had considerable room for growth. If carefully cultivated, he could not guarantee ten thousand runes, but extending it to five or six thousand runes should not be a problem.
Moreover, judging by Li Su's rune structure, its combat power should be extremely strong—at least fifty percent stronger than rune structures of five or six thousand runes that could be learned directly.
It should be comparable to the elite structures of the Metal Life race.
As his studies deepened, based on his own understanding and insights, Li Su could basically confirm that beyond these rune structures he was able to learn, there should be another set—perhaps even two sets—of rune structure systems far surpassing