"That's a good idea!" Coming back to his senses, Panda Junwu nodded.

After a long and boring accumulation, few pandas can hold on, especially since they are not patient beings.

But if you change to a human being, first seek a quick success, and then go back and slowly fill in the foundation, it is naturally much more convenient.

Even if you really can't achieve a true immortal, if you can cultivate a kind of quick immortal, it is still a good choice to continue the inheritance of the clan.

Immediately, under the guidance and care of Liuze, Panda Junwu officially began the practice of immortal arts.

Because of his previous experience in the ninja world, he also learned to use chakra, unlike the pandas in his clan who only rely on instinct to fight.

From this point of view, it is actually more appropriate for it to follow Rokuzawa to learn the quick method of human immortals.

Time flies, and another month passes.

With the natural affinity of spiritual life far beyond that of humans, coupled with the guidance of Liuze's cultivation experience, Panda Junwu grasped the trick and completed the first stage of cultivation in only one month, breaking the cognitive barrier of natural energy.

"Congratulations on successfully crossing the first and biggest hurdle in cultivating immortal arts!" Rokuzawa clapped his hands and applauded at the panda sitting cross-legged on the ground.

In fact, his request to the Cuizhulin side was completely correct.

Only this kind of belligerent will be strong, will use their brains, will they be serious in cultivation, and will not fish for three days and dry their nets for two days.

If you change to any other panda, no matter how talented you are, you may not be able to reach this level, and you will only steal and delay everyone's time and energy.

"Although the first step has been taken, there is still a second step, a third step, and there is still a long way to go before you can achieve success!" Panda Junwu replied with joy in his heart.

In the past month, it has experienced countless crises of uncontrolled alienation of natural energy, but it has also deeply felt the power of that power, and it has become completely obsessed with it, eager to master it, and will definitely not give birth to any thoughts of giving up, let alone delay its cultivation at will.

"This second stage of cultivation is to master the balance between natural energy and chakra, so that it can be stably fused and turned into true immortal energy!" Liu Ze did not hide his secrets, and immediately told him about his second stage of cultivation.

In this regard, he couldn't help but sigh in his heart that the fate of this group of pandas was really good.

I don't know how many brain cells I have spent and how much hard work I have endured to find out the experience, so I taught them in vain.

I still remember that when I first cultivated, in addition to the support of the slug immortals, I didn't get any guidance, and I relied on my own comprehension and thinking.

Compared to the two, the lives of this group of pandas are really good.

After teaching the key points of the second stage of Panda Junwu's cultivation, researcher Bowen came to the door again.

"My lord, the new intercolumnar cells have been prepared, please go to the laboratory to prepare for transplantation!" Before he could enter the courtyard, he shouted outside.

"Ready? I've been looking forward to this day for a long time! Rokuzawa's mood couldn't help but become active.

The inter-pillar cells can not only fill the deficit of the corpse bone veins, but also because of the immortal physique between the thousand-handed pillars, it can also enhance his ability to absorb and store natural energy, and then give him a lot of gains in immortal arts.

Therefore, he has been looking forward to the experiment of completely replacing the intercolumn cells.

Immediately, after instructing Panda Junwu, Rokuzawa followed Researcher Bowen into the underground laboratory again.

Looking at Rokuzawa lying on the experimental table, the older researcher said seriously: "For the sake of safety, we still decided to carry out a split transplant for you." ”

"Replace your hands first, then your legs, then your spine, and you don't have to waste energy on other side things like fingers."

Although the samples they transplanted this time were expanded and cultivated from the samples that were successfully assimilated into Liuze's body last time, no one dared to guarantee that there would be uncontrollable accidents if there were too many transplants at one time.

"I have no opinion, everything will come according to everyone's plan!" Rokuzawa nodded.

Immediately, the researchers in the laboratory began the operation to transplant the intercolumnar cells for Rokuzawa.

After about half an hour, they drained the bone marrow from Rokuzawa's arms and replaced them with specially cultured intercolumnar cells.

"Just like last time, this time we will still arrange for Researcher Bowen to stay with the adults for a closer look, please don't mind!" The older researcher said earnestly to Rokuzawa.

"No problem, just observe!" Rokuzawa was in a good mood and did not refuse.

This time, unlike the last attempt at a small number of transplants, the bone marrow of both arms was completely emptied and replaced with intercolumnar cells.

Although it is not a full-body replacement, such a large amount is bound to bring significant changes to his body.

He's also looking forward to what will happen next.

Immediately, he said goodbye to everyone in the laboratory and returned home excitedly, patiently waiting for the next changes.

As the effect of the anesthetic slowly wore off, Rokuzawa slowly felt something strange on his arms.

A strange itch was born from the inside of the bone, and he immediately reached out to scratch it, but he couldn't scratch it, but it made himself feel more itchy.

He even wanted to crack his own bones with the power of the corpse vein, and then reach in and scrape kunai twice, but reason still allowed him to restrain the urge.

This is because it is an instinctive rejection of foreign cells and the body.

It's just that the intercolumnar cells transplanted this time were re-cultivated after his last assimilation, so these cells originally had a certain affinity basis for his physique, and they would not be violently rejected like last time, which was painful.

After three days of acclimatization, the itchy sensation slowly subsided, and Rokuzawa's arms were restored.

However, due to the transplantation of a large number of intercolumnar cells, he obviously felt that his two arm bones had become much stronger, much stronger than any bone in his body, and he also felt a lot easier when using the 'corpse bone vein', and the feeling of being devoured by his life force was greatly weakened.

In addition, due to the implantation of a large number of intercolumnar cells, he clearly felt that his arms' instinctive absorption and storage capacity for natural energy had increased a lot.

It has reached a point where it cannot be ignored.

Before this, although his body would instinctively absorb some of the free natural energy, this absorption capacity was extremely weak, and even if he was allowed to absorb it steadily for a lifetime, it would not be possible for his body to change out of control.

However, because these inter-column cells come from the immortal body of the thousand-handed pillars, they naturally have a strong natural energy absorption and storage capacity, and after a large number of transplants, Rokuzawa has also greatly enhanced the body's instinctive absorption and storage of natural energy.

According to my own estimates, if these intercolumn cells are allowed to instinctively absorb natural energy, it will only take about a year to cumulatively break through their own tolerance limit.

In other words, as long as he has a year to accumulate, he can calmly use the accumulation of those intercolumn cells to enter the 'immortal mode' without temporarily absorbing natural energy.

And this accumulation time will be shortened as he transplants more intercolumnar cells in the future.