In many ways, the process of refining medicine is quite analogous to the art of iron smelting.


    When ites to refining medicine using spiritual energy alone, it’s akin to the ancient techniques of iron smelting. Even though high-calorie charcoal is employed alongside a bellows, it barely reaches the necessary temperature for effective iron smelting. As a result, the quality of the iron produced falls shortpared to the high temperatures achieved in modern industrial processes. Inparison to a st furnace, the results are significantly inferior.


    This medicine cauldron represents the equivalent of a modern st furnace in the realm of iron smelting!


    Using the same iron ore, primitive methods yield merely basic swords, whereas modern st furnaces are capable of producing materials for advanced machinery, including aircraft, artillery, and even aircraft carriers.


    Furthermore, attempting alchemy by hand typically results in the refinement of low-grade pills. To achieve the production of mid-grade or high-grade pills, the use of a medicine cauldron is essential. Thus, this cauldron holds immense importance for Charlie’s future endeavors!<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    At this moment, Charlie felt a surge of happiness.


    Yet, a flicker of curiosity crossed his mind. Given that Hong Changqing was merely a Taoist priest practicing martial arts without any aura, how was he able to utilize this medicine cauldron for refining medicine?


    With this thought in mind, Charlie couldn’t resist asking, “Master Hong, I’m curious about what you typically use this cauldron for?”


    Hong Changqing’s gaze fixated on the medicine cauldron, his eyes filled with reluctance and sorrow. He murmured, “I generally use this cauldron to prepare some decoctions or elixirs for beginners.”


    “How do you operate this medicine cauldron?”<fnf8dd> ???? ????s? ???????s ?? Find~Novel</fnf8dd>


    Hong Changqing borated, “You ce some charcoal fire at the bottom of the cauldron, then add the medicinal ingredients and water, allowing it to simmer on a low me… essentially, it resembles cooking in a casserole. The principle is quite simr to traditional Chinese medicine…”


    “Charcoal fire?” Charlie was taken aback. He flipped over the three-legged medicine cauldron and noticed the ck