Unlike in the simulation, these Dao Patterns had already been organized and labeled in detail.
This made Xu Changxing's renewed contemplation exceptionally smooth.
Following these labels, he spent several days deciphering a small stretch of chaotic Dao Patterns.
In the simulation, however, this process had taken him several full years.
This amounted to saving him several years.
Yet when he applied this method of deciphering to other sections of the Dao Patterns, he found it completely ineffective.
The other Dao Patterns actually used entirely different encryption laws.
Fortunately, this entire expanse of Dao Patterns had detailed labels.
Xu Changxing simply sat cross-legged and began working through the deciphering process anew.
In just a few months, he deciphered all the projected Dao Patterns reflected by the Tianyan Pearl.
In the simulation, deciphering this large stretch of Dao Pattern fragments had taken him a full fifty years.
Xu Changxing was quite satisfied with this reward.
This was not only because the Tianyan Pearl had saved him fifty years of deciphering, but also because the analytical method it had organized was quite efficient.
Using this method to decipher the Laws of Chaos within the Eye of the Great Dao would be at least several times more efficient than deciphering them haphazardly.
Delighted, Xu Changxing entered seclusion to study the means of deciphering the Laws of Chaos, hoping to try refining this deciphering method further.
However, someone interrupted him before he had spent even two years in seclusion.
The Tianyan Sect's grand ceremony was about to end, and he needed to make an appearance.
He could only pause his seclusion.
Xu Changxing truly had little interest in this ceremony.
He merely said a few words before returning to his Daoist Field and continuing to refine his method of deciphering the Great Dao of Chaos.