Condensing the Magic Core

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Three days!

The Human Meridian Map was more than halfway complete.

Yin Ming had assembled all the meridian circulation routes required for the Lesser Celestial Circuit.

At the same time, the efficiency of discovering new meridians began to decline. The Zero-Ring Wizard Apprentices had actually started taking breaks. At this rate, wouldn't achieving the Greater Celestial Circuit be a distant prospect?

Fourth day!

Yin Ming doubled the reward for discovering new meridians, and the Wizard Apprentices' work efficiency improved once more.

The advantage of using transcendent beings as test subjects was that they possessed endless potential to be unearthed.

At the same time, the first case of meridian injury appeared among the test subjects. Magic power had reversed within the meridians, leaving the left half of the body completely numb.

Fortunately, it was cured after taking a Zero-Ring Basic Healing Potion. However, the meridians did not fully recover, leaving the left side of the face with a slight paralysis.

Fifth day!

The Human Meridian Map was nearing complete perfection.

At the same time, three more Wizard Apprentices suffered meridian injuries. One was paralyzed, while the other two lost feeling in their limbs.

Using the improved Meridian Diagram, Yin Ming treated the three of them, incidentally testing the Golden Pass Jade Lock's ability to seal magical elements.

The result was a failure. They still had to take Zero-Ring Basic Healing Potions to recover.

After recovering from their injuries, the three had utterly chaotic meridians, like Magic Beasts with polluted bloodlines. Specific aftereffects: unknown.

Sixth day!

Yin Ming finally assembled the meridian circulation route for the Greater Celestial Circuit.

However, he did not rush to break through. Instead, he used magic power to temper the tiny meridians, setting Jade Locks at the Golden Passes and forming an Inner Heaven and Earth