Li Chen listened to Artisan Qiu and wholeheartedly agreed.
Puppet Conversion was indeed a matter of great importance for Puppet Masters.
After all, Puppet Masters advanced by investigating things and extending knowledge, gaining mastery over creation.
The earliest Puppet Masters had originally been those pursuing immortality through the Spell Dao whose spiritual root aptitude and "comprehension" were less than outstanding. Had they been gifted, they would long since have progressed through established Spell Dao methods. Why would they have had the time to blaze another trail, seeking to grasp the Great Dao of heaven and earth through different means?
Thus, most Puppet Masters in the Eastern Victory Continent possessed middling aptitude. There was even no shortage of people born with extremely poor root bones, whom traditional Dao paths deemed incapable of ever achieving much.
The Puppeteer Dao Path did not merely allow the use of external tools in combat. Even cultivation could draw upon external tools, minimizing dependence on one's innate gifts and root bones.
Traditional pills and the like needed no further explanation. In modern times, the most important invention was the "Magic Power Circulation Pump."
This was a device that simulated the circulation of energy through the human body, increasing cultivation through simple methods of qi refining.
Although its principles were simple and it could not cultivate overly simple techniques, simulating some basic cycles of circulation and growth posed no problem.
Puppet Masters had even invented things that could stimulate the nerves and create bodily memory, imposing basic Martial Dao techniques and the like upon the body so that it mastered them naturally.
Although these technologies had not yet reached the point of imparting complex divine abilities and spells, their applications at the foundational level were already quite mature.
Li Chen therefore began discussing this subject with him.