After closing the Status Panel, Qian spent a little more time adapting to his evolved Ice Release.
Once he was certain it would not show any further signs of going out of control, he raised his hands, formed seals, and cast the Multiple Shadow Clone Technique again, creating eight hundred shadow clones to begin a new round of training.
However, this round of training lasted only half a month before he stopped.
There was no other reason. After more than three months—nearly four months—of practice, he had gained some new understanding of how to fuse the Seven Chakra Nature Transformations.
This meant he had to readjust the number of shadow clones used to develop Kekkei Mōra.
And this time, it was not a minor adjustment.
According to his senses, he seemed to have broken through some kind of bottleneck.
From here on, practicing the fusion of the Seven Chakra Nature Transformations could no longer rely on quantity. He had to focus on quality.
By "quantity," he meant creating a large number of shadow clones at once to practice.
But clearly, that could not let him practice the fusion of the Seven Chakra Nature Transformations in any real depth. At most, it was only scratching the surface.
Perhaps before, that had been workable, but from this point forward, it would not do. He had to practice the fusion of the Seven Chakra Nature Transformations more deeply.
And to practice more deeply, he had to reduce the number of shadow clones developing Kekkei Mōra, increasing the amount of chakra contained within each clone.
Only then could they practice boldly and without restraint.
This... was what he meant by "quality."
However, exactly how many he needed to reduce them to still required careful testing.
With that in mind, Qian once again cast the