After studying it for a long time, Lin Ke actually found some differences.
The first level of the "five-colored glazed body" involved drawing gale winds into the body to temper the flesh.
The areas to be tempered included the bones, flesh, meridians, internal organs, and so on.
Only after he had finished tempering all these areas would he have mastered the first level.
But according to the notes, there was another method for achieving better results from the first level's tempering.
It involved opening the body's "acupoints" while tempering the meridians.
As gateways through which the human body communicated with the outside world, acupoints were naturally of self-evident importance.
For instance, aside from the spirit power cultivators absorbed through their mouths and noses during cultivation, even more power was absorbed through the openings of their major acupoints.
And according to Rogue Person Glaze's notes:
[Ordinary methods of wind tempering only temper the flesh, sinews, and bones, overlooking the human body's three hundred and sixty-five major acupoints.
Acupoints are the hubs of spirit power circulation. If gale winds can open them fully, the speed of spirit power circulation can increase by thirty percent.
Using acupoints as vessels can also increase the upper limit of the spirit power the body can hold...
However, this method is dangerous and must be undertaken gradually.
First open the acupoints at the extremities of the limbs, then proceed to the vital acupoints of the torso. Only afterward should one dare to assault the lethal acupoints along the heart meridians.]
Clearly, this theory was another method Rogue Person Glaze had deduced based on the effects of the "five-colored glazed body."
Assaulting acupoints with gale winds...
It could be called an incredibly bold idea.
Acupoints were like the body's various vital gates, each with different functions.
For instance,