It could be seen that after a month, the Progress Bar for his Rinnegan had risen from the initial (1/1000000) to (2200/1000000).
On average, that was an increase of a little over seventy points of Evolution Progress per day.
But that was not actually the case.
For most of the first half of the month, he had been testing how to improve the Rinnegan's Evolution Progress more efficiently.
The latter half of the month was when he had truly begun cultivating.
Thus, on average, he could now gain around one hundred and fifty points of Evolution Progress per day. Although that was not as much as the Byakugan's two hundred points per day, it far exceeded the speed of the initial tests.
Moreover, cultivating this way did not consume too much Chakra.
On average, raising Evolution Progress by one point required only around two hundred thousand points of Chakra, which meant a daily consumption of thirty million points of Chakra.
That expenditure was only about one-tenth of the Chakra he had left over each day, so he could easily sustain it.
As for exactly how he cultivated?
The answer was simple: it was a combination of Human Authority and the Mind Reflection Technique, though the way they were combined was somewhat unusual.
At first, he had wanted to stack his cultivation with Shadow Clones as he had done before.
But the facts proved that after the Rinnegan had risen by one level, using Shadow Clones to stack cultivation was no longer as effective.
In the end, after extensive trial and error, he discovered that using Wood Clones for cultivation could greatly improve the results.
So, he switched to using his enhanced Human Authority and Mind Reflection Technique on Wood Clones to guide and stimulate the Rinnegan's evolution.
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