Chapter 1424 (1/2)

After he left Qingdi's dormitory, he still walked along the tunnel with Chen Hui. When he returned to Chen Hui's residence, he told Chen Hui not to take it lightly before he left the King City of Mu nationality.

There are at least 20 days left for the next alchemy. Chen Hui has nothing to do during this period.

To be exact, there is no need to think about Prince Chang.

Because Chen Hui had more information about alchemy, he didn't tell Prince Chang all about it.

As a matter of fact, Chen Hui basically mastered the secrets of the wood family's Alchemy.

The only thing I don't know, or I can say I haven't seen, is that the Emperor himself made the alchemy.

As for the alchemy, the Qing emperor also had an advice. He hoped that Chen Hui could combine his method of making pills to see if he could simplify the process of alchemy.

In the following period of time, besides teaching medical skills and herbal medicine knowledge, Chen Hui was thinking about this matter.

Now that you are familiar with the process of alchemy, it is very simple to think about it.

The first step of alchemy is to turn on the stove, which can be directly skipped, because turning on the stove is just to clean the cauldron used in alchemy. Chen Hui's medical skills, or the method of preparing pills, have no help in this step.

The next step is to remove the impurities. This step is to remove the impurities of Neidan, leaving pure aura. This is a bit similar to Chen Hui's processing of medicinal materials. Processing of medicinal materials is to remove the toxicity of medicinal materials, leaving only the medicinal properties.

Then there is the process of refining, which is a reverse process. The formation of inner alchemy is the condensation of aura, while refining is the reduction of Inner Alchemy to aura again.

Chen Hui thought about this process carefully. His method of preparing pills and processing herbs are not similar to this process, and should not be helpful.

Although in Chen Huilai's world, there are many medicines that have been made into granules. When they are taken, they are brewed with water, but there is no comparison.

Because these drugs, which are made into granules, are not formed by gas when they are formed.

Finally, it's the process of making pills, that is, condensing the refined aura into pills again. This is another process that Chen Hui can't help.

Or it can be said that Chen Hui can not simplify the process.

Obviously, Chen Hui didn't think deeply at this time. Instead, he first considered the four steps of alchemy, and found out what might be helpful, that is, what might be simplified.

The second step is most likely to be simplified and feasible.

Simplification is not the same as removal!

Of course, if it can be simplified to remove this step, the effect is the best.

But Chen Hui doesn't think so.

Chen Hui believes that the greatest possibility and feasibility is to shorten the process of removing impurities and the time required.

For example, it takes three days for alchemists to remove impurities, and Chen Hui can simplify it to two days, which is a kind of progress.

Only by finding the right direction and making progress through experiments, can we further carry out more effective simplification research.