Bone Tempering Pill

Bone Tempering Pills, a type of pill that Long Chen crafts, uses the strength of bones, can greatly raise one's power. The Pill Tower had been selling counterfeit bone tempering pills for years because they had a monopoly and could get away with it. So LC devises a plan with Zheng Wenlong and Magnificent Clouds to mass-manufacture Chen's recipe for the pill to challenge the Pill Tower's market dominance.
== Description ==
Tendons connected to each bone in the body. However, they only linked to the outside of the bone, while the only things that managed to reach the core of the bones were blood vessels.
But in order to temper bones, especially complete tempering, just the energy that could flow in through the arteries was far from enough. Cultivators had to create a new channel with their tendons that reached the depths of the bone.
This way, medicinal energy could directly pour into the core of the bones through the tendons. That was the fastest way to nourish the bones. It was over a hundred times faster than just what could be provided through blood vessels. So, all cultivators had to create new channels with their tendons to temper their bones.
Ordinarily, they would go temper their bones one by one. And so they would only need to form one tendon channel at a time. That was why they could use even the most garbage Bone Connecting Pills and it would still be enough.
However, complete tempering was different. In just one go, you had to create every single tendon channel. That was why Long Chen had gritted his teeth and used a Qilin Fruit as the main ingredient for Bone Connecting Pills. Otherwise, if there wasn't enough medicinal energy to connect all the bones in one go, it would become troublesome.
However, with the Phoenix Sparrow violet flame as well as the Qilin Fruit, Bone Connecting Pills Long Chen had refined were all the highest possible quality amongst middle grade fourth tier pills. They were even comparable to high grade fourth tier pills, and so it was enough for them to create their tendon channels.
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