Why had Chen Jue pierced the Blood Gate in his dantian after condensing his Gang Qi into a "needle," rather than some other acupoint?
It was because the Void Level theory he had comprehended had unexpectedly revealed an extremely subtle connection to nuclear fusion reactions in modern physics.
To truly "shatter the vacuum" and advance from macroscopic cultivation into the microscopic realm, he had to use extraordinary methods to stimulate changes in his body at the atomic level.
The inspiration for this method of stimulation had come from the base's already mature, commercialized laser-confinement nuclear fusion technology.
His body would serve as the furnace of a nuclear fusion reactor, the hydrogen and helium within it would serve as fuel, and Martial Dao Gang Qi would provide the ignition, triggering a small nuclear fusion reaction at the atomic level and completely breaking down those stable atomic structures.
Stimulating the Blood Gate in his dantian would instantly enhance Chen Jue's physical capabilities and explosive power, putting his body into a state of heightened excitation and increasing its chances of withstanding the nuclear fusion reaction.
This was because the Blood Gate's Shangqu Acupoint was said in Daoist cultivation to harbor True Martial Divine Power.
Embracing the Elixir and Sitting on the Hips, gathering the blood into a sphere, also revolved around this acupoint.
Rich in nerves, this was where the water and blood of the five internal organs mingled.
The most important and crucial point was that the Blood Gate lay near the part of the human body containing the most water: what was commonly known as the bladder!
The bladder stored large quantities of urine, which was 97 percent water and contained an extremely abundant supply of hydrogen.
In this technological age, when even nuclear reactions still relied on "boiling water," the