metaverse evolution.

Normal medicines and drugs, including medical poisons, hormones, etc., are usually effective on the flesh and blood body. To be precise, they are effective on a specific logic of the flesh and blood body, such as blood, nerves, muscle control, sodium ion channels, enzyme expression, etc.

But no matter what, the medicinal properties must act on real objects and have almost no direct impact on things like life energy.

Why the 12.0 level Tianshui potion became a water-filled potion and was jokingly called the IQ test potion, because this potion is mainly aimed at flesh and blood.

But practitioners at level 12.0 have already stepped into the threshold of energy. For masters at this level, the body is not just flesh and blood, but also includes energy.

Of course, the basic energy is easy to replenish, but for basic energy, absorbing energy crystals is very effective. Spending huge amounts of money to buy potions is simply stupid.

The so-called body energyization is not just a matter of energy, but more importantly, it is the logic of controlling energy.

Just like a battery pack, the battery itself (flesh and blood) is important, and the stored electrical energy (life energy) is also important; but the battery control and protection module (control logic) is more important.

Most of the potions Chu Fei came into contact with were targeted at the flesh and blood body and "indirectly affected" life energy; as for the "high-dimensional potions" that targeted the control logic of life itself, they were very rare.

Why is the resurrection potion prepared with Eagle Flower so effective? The most important thing is that it touches upon the logic of life control!

In myths and legends, there are panaceas that can make people immortal and ascend to heaven in broad daylight after taking them. This must have changed the logic of life control.

Of course, Chu Fei is not so ambitious as to dream of creating a high-dimensional potion targeting the logic of life, but the success of the resurrection potion still makes Chu Fei full of ambition.

And there is also a feeling of being forced into a desperate situation - the realm of the Lord of Thunder is said to be infinitely close to the realm of 14.0; if one wants to poison the Lord of Thunder, not to mention concealment, the poison must be at least level 13.0 in order to be effective.

As we can see from the Tianshui potion, the effect of ordinary potions on 12.0 is greatly reduced. Therefore, if you want to deal with 13.0, especially those who are infinitely close to 14.0, you must use high-dimensional potions.

Now thinking back, the success of the resurrection potion was actually somewhat of a coincidence; or it could be said that the success of most high-dimensional potions was due to coincidence. In any case, Chu Fei had not heard of the complete theory of high-dimensional potions, and neither had Ren Qingyun.

Although it is possible that some people or organizations are keeping their own medicines to themselves, it is assumed that they do not exist if they are not spread widely. Anyway, the emergence of several "high-dimensional medicines" at the Pharmaceutical Research Center is all a result of luck.

With so many pharmacists spending hundreds of years exploring, it was inevitable that they would get lucky.

But for Chu Fei, the most direct reference target is: the resurrection potion he made himself.

So, how was this resurrection potion designed at that time?

Chu Fei was thinking that the resurrection potion itself was a kind of potion of the nature of "single ginseng soup".

The so-called single ginseng soup is a soup made with only one medicinal ingredient, ginseng.

The main ingredient of the resurrection potion is the Eagle Flower; the remaining auxiliary ingredients are all to strengthen the "resurrection" properties of the Eagle Flower, pushing the resurrection properties to the limit, while limiting, suppressing, and even stripping away the other interfering "miscellaneous" properties.

Therefore, in the past, if one wanted to create a high-dimensional potion with "laws", one needed to find advanced potions to stimulate the laws in the potion.

But this is only the lowest level of potion refining method. Although the resurrection potion that is attractive to 12.0 practitioners has been refined, this method of refining potions is still low-level.

This is like making weapons, just finding materials (stones) from nature and grinding them into basic weapons. This is the lowest and most basic method.

So, what are the advanced methods?
Chu Fei had thought about this a long time ago. He could refer to current technology, obtain raw materials from nature, and then produce and process them into various technological products.

From a fantasy perspective, this is a different kind of alchemy and equipment refining. If you want to refine advanced potions, you have to learn this idea.

If you want to refine poison that can deal with the Lord of Thunder, you must follow this idea.

Of course, it doesn’t mean that there are no other ways, but Chu Fei can’t think of any other ways in a short period of time. Maybe even if he thinks of it, it may not be too late.

At critical moments, you must choose a direction and stick to it without wavering.

However, theory is theory. It is not so easy to put theory into practice. First of all, Chu Fei needs to study the medicinal properties, enough medicinal properties.

Let's use science and technology as an analogy. The development of science must first understand the materials. This is equivalent to the properties of medicine.

Then the combination of various materials and different techniques can finally produce the final product, which is the medicine.

Of course, the potion here is a high-dimensional potion.

If it is a conventional medicine, it is enough to just do the first step above, which is to combine various materials to form an "alloy material" and it will be considered successful.

According to the medical theory of "like cures like", this "pharmaceutical synthetic material" is sufficient to make up for the deficiencies of the flesh and blood body.

But after 10.0, the foundation of practitioners is obviously no longer just the "materials" stage, so the medicine means must also be upgraded.

This brings us back to the "manifold and puzzle" aspect that Chu Fei had conceived earlier.

If we talk about manifolds and puzzles directly, it may be a little difficult to understand. But if we compare manifolds to parts and puzzles to the assembly and manufacturing of products, it may be easier to understand.

The parts are put together to form a final product, which is a puzzle. The field of medicine research, or the field of advanced practice, is a puzzle between manifolds. It may be easier to understand if you think of some animated demonstrations of mechanical equipment.

So we are back to the starting point - manifold, enough manifold.

Medicinal properties are not manifolds, just like materials are not data; but data can be used to identify materials, so manifolds can also be used to identify medicinal properties.

Therefore, if you want to study advanced medicine, you must first thoroughly study the medicinal properties of enough medicinal materials and "translate" them into manifold structures. In the process of translating the medicinal properties into manifolds, you will also understand the medicinal properties thoroughly.

Once you have enough manifolds (basic data), you can select the appropriate manifolds to form a finished product - an advanced potion.

Chu Fei obtained a large amount of research data on medicinal materials from Ren Qingyun, but these studies were not "extreme" enough, and the medicinal properties were not finally summarized like Chu Fei did, such as the "resurrection" of the eagle flower, the "purification" of the white jade ginseng, and the "tsunami" of the blood grape.

Chu Fei had done some research before, but because he did not have enough time to practice, he did very little research; of course another reason was that he found it too troublesome.

Now, we must study it.

Fortunately, this battle in the mirror space inadvertently broadened Chu Fei's vision and thinking level, and also pointed out the direction for the next step of development.

So, the next issue is the liver!
Let’s start with 10,000 manifolds of medicinal properties. I wonder if they are enough?
While thinking, Chu Fei turned on an ordinary computer and began to read materials.

In fact, it is called an ordinary computer, but that is only for Chu Fei. This computer still has a virtual cabin and sufficient computing power. For ordinary practitioners, it is still an expensive facility.

Using a computer, Chu Fei began to quickly read the information on medicines. The data in these materials had actually been run once by a supercomputer and sorted and classified.

What Chu Fei has to do now is to summarize the most important medicinal properties of each medicinal material from the complicated information, as some may have more than one.

Humans also have twins, so having twins in terms of medicinal properties is not a problem. The secondary medicinal properties of some drugs even exceed the primary ones, such as sildenafil citrate tablets.

The properties of medicinal materials are still very complex, and they may not only have one main medicinal property; and when using medicinal materials, you may not only use the main medicinal property, you may also use additional ones.

However, it is not easy to summarize the medicinal properties, let alone construct it into a manifold.

Fortunately, this battle in the mirror space, coupled with recent breakthroughs in the knowledge system, has given us some ideas on how to construct manifolds.

The next step is the hard work.

Research also has priorities. The direct goal of this research is to study a poison with an "aerosol" structure that reaches a height of at least 13.0.

In response to this, Chu Fei first studied some medicinal herbs related to fragrance.

There is a type of medicine in traditional Chinese medicine that relies on smell to treat diseases, and there are quite a few of them. Chu Fei had thought of burning incense before, and it is also very common in life.

Chu Fei did not immediately study high-grade medicinal materials, but instead looked up the information about "mint".

Mint is a very common medicinal material. Its medicinal properties need not be explained. They have been studied thoroughly, and its molecular components have been studied very clearly. The medicinal properties of mint have long been defined: pungent and dispersing.

But the purpose of choosing mint is to build manifolds, or "simulations."

However, the question is, how to use mathematics to simulate the medicinal properties? This is not a simple physical property that can be simulated with numerical values.

As for the medicinal properties, it sounds a bit idealistic.

Fortunately, the inheritance of the Yanhuang civilization came into play at this moment.

What is "辛"? Its original meaning is a small knife, and it is also extended to mean a punishment, which is aimed at the face.

So "spicy" and "hot" are different. Spicy tastes are intoxicating.

The meaning of "散" is simple.

So the medicinal effect of mint can be analyzed as follows: it is like tiny blades that spread out, scrape away the pain and take it away from the eyes, ears, mouth and nose; because it scrapes away the pain, it is "cold in nature", and therefore, people with weak constitutions should not use mint because of its medicinal properties.

Therefore, we have the logic for the medicinal effect of mint on the human body, and we can use mathematics to simulate the medicinal properties of mint.

As for how to "simulate", there are examples in the practice of big data cultivation - each practice has a core, and the entire practice is simulating this core.

While thinking, Chu Fei quickly constructed the manifold of the medicinal properties of mint: Mint Manifold 1.0. Of course, there are definitely many problems with the first version, which requires continuous modification and iteration.

In the process of constructing the manifold, Chu Fei gained a fundamental understanding of the medicinal properties: medicinal properties do exist, but they are not simply physical properties.

The medicinal properties are more like the so-called "human nature", which exists but does not exist on a purely material level; perhaps the medicinal properties themselves are a kind of super-dimensional attribute.

But the medicinal properties do not come out of thin air, but are the result of the combination of various ingredients in the medicinal materials. Perhaps the medicinal properties themselves are a "puzzle".

In traditional prescriptions, the combination of multiple medicinal materials may be an application of manifold (law).

Our ancestors may not have had the current scientific thinking, but their wisdom may have recognized ways to utilize manifolds or laws.

While thinking, Chu Fei constructed more medicinal manifolds.

At the beginning, he was very unfamiliar with it, and the medicinal properties manifold he constructed was full of loopholes. But as Chu Fei continued to build and accumulate, and even continued to study various data, experiences, examples, etc., Chu Fei was growing at an unimaginable speed.

While continuing to research, we also keep looking back to sort out the manifolds that have been constructed.

When Chu Fei looked back again, looking at the mint manifold that had been iterated many times but was still unsatisfactory, he suddenly had an idea and replaced the tiny blade structure with the logic of ice and water mixture, and added phase change logic.

This change makes the medicinal manifold design of mint more reasonable.

Before he knew it, it was late at night again. Chu Fei finally exited the virtual cabin and rubbed his slightly tired brows and temples.

Although Chu Fei would not be tired in theory, theory is still theory. After studying the medicinal properties of medicinal materials for a day, he had to keep going back to repair them while constantly constructing the medicinal properties manifold, which was exhausting.

However, Chu Fei’s rest was not sleeping, but meditation.

Sit quietly for half an hour and take a short nap, and your energy and spirit will be restored to their peak.

But we know that the peak of recovery after fatigue should actually be called a "false peak". At this time, if you work for another ten minutes, you will feel tired again.

Chu Fei certainly knew this situation, so he changed his work content and prepared to forge weapons.

For Chu Fei now, casting ordinary magic weapons, especially swords, which are relatively simple in design, takes almost no effort. With the previous experience, the whole process is basically automated, and very little human intervention is needed.

After taking a look at the designs of several weapons, Chu Fei calculated the materials needed and directly threw the cut black iron and red copper into the electromagnetic furnace to begin smelting.

After smelting is completed, the equipment is skillfully used to manufacture metal foil, etc., followed by cold welding, circuit board lamination and other means.

As for controlling the backdoor, the design has been completed long ago, and it is now easy to add it to the magic weapon.

With the help of fully automated technology, it took only two hours to complete the sword. Chu Fei's total time in the whole process was less than ten minutes!

"So, science is the primary productive force!" Chu Fei picked up the sword that had just been produced and examined it carefully. He did not find any problems, except for one thing - there seemed to be some thermal stress.

This was caused by casting too quickly and insufficient cooling in some parts. But Chu Fei had good casting experience and the sword itself was well designed, so the impact was not significant.

"We really need to temper it this time. Although the impact is not big, we still need to be careful. If it breaks due to lack of strength, it will ruin our reputation." Chu Fei muttered and started the heat treatment.

Heat treatment is not only to increase strength, but also a necessary means to eliminate internal stress.

However, for magic weapons, the strength increased by heat treatment can be ignored. The hardness of the material itself has little effect on the magic weapon.

After making sure the first sword was fine, we started making the second one. This one was faster because the material processing had already been done and it was completed in less than an hour.

At noon, Chu Fei had already packed up this round of "takeout", two for the Zhou family, two for the Qian family, two for the Wei family, one for the Huang family, and one for Wei Qingyun.

This time, because the technology is more sophisticated, each weapon consumes an average of about five kilograms of high-dimensional metal (raw material), depending on the specific shape and design.

But the material cost of each weapon is: 20 kilograms, more will be refunded and less will be compensated; generally speaking, Chu Fei will refund one or two kilograms, this is for the sake of business reputation. Of course, if the quality of the raw materials is too poor, then he will have to "compensate less".

After comprehensive calculation, to create a sword-type weapon weighing less than 2.5 kilograms, as long as the raw materials are qualified, Chu Fei can make a net profit of 10 to 13 kilograms of super-dimensional metal raw materials.

These are all super-dimensional metals, and their value is calculated by gram. When the Lan family still controlled Black Mountain City, the price of red copper offered to the public was: 1 million yuan per gram!

Of course it cannot be sold at this price, and the price system actually collapsed after 10.0, but it can be used as a reference to at least let low-level practitioners feel the taste of despair.

After checking all the weapons and making sure they were in good condition, Chu Fei stretched himself, slowly walked out of the secret room, and prepared to take a stroll in the sun.

As he walked, Chu Fei muttered: Life can be without poetry, but it cannot be without sunshine. (End of this chapter)