White-collar disciples, apply what they have learned, compete with each other, and compete with each other to see who can improve faster in the art of refining.

Especially the disciples who have entered the top 100 refiners, they are comparing themselves with each other and secretly competing with each other, and their respective refining progress is also well known.

Everyone wants to reach the promotion conditions first, and everyone wants to stand out.

Among them, there are three white-collar disciples who have entered the realm rapidly and reached the level of senior first-level refiners, namely Ou Ye who is refining swords, Xi Jiguang who is refining swords, and Ma Huan who is refining hammers.

The three of them led three hundred white-collar disciples, and gradually gathered some white-collar fans around them, and they were supported by some disciples and were in a leading position.

Ou Ye, in particular, was highly valued by Wang Hui and recommended as the leader of this group of refining disciples.

At this time, Sun Hao has been forgotten.

It took three months for a white-collar disciple to learn how to make a model, and it was difficult for people to pay attention to the progress of their refining.

Sun Hao was methodical and entered the second step, adjustment.

Adjustment, also known as "adjustment", this step, to put it bluntly, is to modulate the various proportions of sword refining materials.

For example, in sword refining, the main materials are raw materials such as dark iron and bronze.

This is the key link that determines the performance of the sword.

Only by mixing each component in a reasonable proportion can the sword be both strong and tough.

The ancient "Examination of the Gong Ji and the Work of Attacking Gold" said: "Gold has six Qi", indicating the proportion of the composition of the six refining materials of the sword, among them, the proportion of the refining materials of the magic weapon flying sword is: three points of gold and iron is one, copper accounts for three points (seven into five), and dark iron accounts for one point (two into five).

This step, for other monks. It's also very simple.

What's so hard about it? Isn't it just proportional?

This step. Many disciples skip it directly. The monk is very sensitive to weight or something, and a little adjustment, it is really difficult to find a monk with divine sense.

But Sun Hao here, good guy, this step took more than a month.

Wang Hui was completely speechless.

This is an extremely strange apprentice of refining.

It is really rare for a monk to be so slow to sense weight. The good proportions are placed there, but the left and right tones are not in place.

I've never seen anything like it.

Wang Hui was convinced.

said that it was very stressful to see the strange apprentice holding an iron ingot every day. If there are a few more such apprentices, sooner or later he will collapse.

Sun Hao was different from most of the white-collar disciples of Ten Thousand Souls Mountain.

The peculiar environment of the Island of Ten Thousand Souls has created a peculiar cultivation system here, here, the refining of the body and the refining of the soul are prosperous, but the refining of qi and the refining of the gods are relatively backward.

Divine consciousness is not valued by the monks here.

Among this group of white-collar disciples, the level of divine consciousness is generally not high.

And what is the level of Sun Hao's divine sense?

Sun Hao's divine consciousness turned into the sea. Reached the level of the divine consciousness of the Jindan monk.

It was this level of divine consciousness that slowed down Sun Hao's adjustment.

"The Qi of the Great Blade". That is to say, the Qi of the magic sword is known as seven into five for copper, and two into five for black iron.

However, when Sun Hao concocted it, he found that it could not meet this standard.

The reason is very simple, Sun Hao found that the "Six Qi" of the "Examination of the Gongji" only indicates the two most important components of the magic sword - copper and dark iron, but in reality, whether it is bronze or dark iron, it cannot be pure, and there will inevitably be other metal impurities among them.

For example, in the middle of copper, there is tin, lead and some other metals, so the question is, what should be the most reasonable standard for dispensing?

Other white-collar disciples, even if they can find this kind of problem, there is no way to solve it.

Sun Hao's divine consciousness is in his body, but it is really possible to solve this problem.

Sun Hao took out his magic sword and carefully analyzed the proportional composition of its adjustment through his divine sense.

In reality, compare magic swords and modulate all kinds of refining materials.

Through comparison, Sun Hao found that among the magic swords, especially the best magic swords, the proportion of bronze is extremely close to seventy-five.

The proportion of dark iron is close to 20%, and the proportion of other metals accounts for about half of it.

Not only that, but the proportion of other metals, within this half, also has a requirement for proportion.

Not easy.

After discovering this rule, Sun Hao felt that it was really not easy to complete the modulation.

This modulation should fully feel the proportional composition of various refining materials, and also reasonably match all kinds of refining materials according to the size and weight of the sword fan, so as to ensure that this modulation reaches a scientific proportion.

Sun Hao didn't understand, why did other apprentices achieve such a crucial step so easily?

Summer insects can't talk about ice.

Different requirements, different realms, different ways, different behaviors.

So much for.

However, in the eyes of the white-collar disciples, in the eyes of Wang Hui, the mentor of the sword room where Sun Hao is located, Sun Hao, who is holding an iron ingot every day, is so strange and extraordinarily different.

This guy has been doing it for a month.

In a month, among the three hundred white-collar disciples, more than 100 disciples were successfully promoted to the first-level refiners, and the others who did not advance were also on the verge of promotion.

There are only a very small number of disciples, and the foundation is poor, and they continue to work hard.

However, there is no one else who is still spinning in the second step of refining, except for Sun Hao.

Through a month of unremitting analysis and efforts, through a month of uninterrupted efforts to adjust.

Sun Hao finally made some achievements.

Sun Hao had it at hand, and according to his own ideas, he transferred ten copies of sword refining materials with a more reasonable mix.

After mixing the tenth materials, Sun Hao breathed a sigh of relief, carefully packed up the ten refining materials, rested for a long time, and prepared to start the next step of practice.

Unknowingly, five months have passed since Sun Hao's refining.

For five months, he was only spinning in the second step of refining.

This made Sun Hao feel the breadth and profundity of Xiuzhen Baiyi again.

It is not easy to master any cultivation technique.

After the dispensing, enter the third step of refining.

Smelting.

After the mixing of the materials is stopped, it is melted in a furnace. The purpose of smelting is to melt bronze, black iron, tin, lead and other smelting materials into liquids, and at the same time to further remove impurities contained in the raw materials, such as charcoal attached to the raw materials, and other unwanted metals, so as to make the refining materials more pure.

The key to smelting is the word heat.

This step is similar to the art of alchemy.

The heat of smelting is grasped, and the refiner is determined by observing the qi.

There are three stages of smelting, the first stage: where the gold is cast, the gold and tin, the black and turbid qi is exhausted, followed by yellow and white, the second stage: the yellow and white qi is exhausted, and the green and white are exhausted, and the third stage: the green and white qi is exhausted, and the green qi is secondary.

Entering the third stage, the flame color is pure, and the refining material is pure green, which is the time of "pure fire", and then it can be cast.

The function of this step is mainly to remove impurities, smelt impurities, and dissolve the refining materials into one.

It is also a crucial step in the refining of weapons.

The order of input and the heat of smelting are very important.

This step is the process of repeated practice and familiarization of the white-collar disciples of Ten Thousand Souls Mountain.

White-collar disciples who have a good foundation and learn faster can become familiar with this step in about a month, and ordinary disciples can get familiar with it in about two months.

This step is not easy for the disciples, and many sword weapons not only need to be smelted once, because there are many impurities, and they need to be smelted many times.

The "change to fry gold and tin" recorded in "Examination of the Gong Ji Li Shi" means that many swords need to be changed many times and repeated refining.

This step stumped many disciples.

When Sun Hao came to this point, he found that because he had the foundation of alchemy to grasp the heat and because when he was concocting, he was already beneficially matching the ratio of refining materials, as if this step was not as difficult as he imagined.

Three or five days.

Sun Hao is already "perfect".

However, at this time, no one paid attention to Sun Hao, and even Wang Hui thought that Sun Hao was still adjusting.

Silently, Sun Hao easily completed the smelting.

Entered the fourth step of refining.

Cast.

Casting, the smelted and mature refining liquid is poured into the sword fan, and when it cools and solidifies, the sword weapon is initially formed.

This step, for the monk, is not very difficult, the force is even, and the distribution is even.

Like other monks, practice for two or three days, and you'll be done.

In front of Sun Hao, the first rough embryo sword weapon in his life appeared. (To be continued......)