Martial Master

The more one is an alchemist, the more one can understand the terrifying speed of Qin Chen; it is equivalent to being able to answer a question at a glance, which is not something an ordinary person can accomplish.

At this moment, Kang Youming and the others looked serious.

No wonder this brat dares to accept the challenge; he indeed has some skills.

Next, the fifth level.

This level is slightly more difficult. What appears before Qin Chen is a spirit herb that has been shredded, and his task is to reassemble these shredded spirit herbs within the given time.

Oh, this level of assessment has a bit of difficulty, Qin Chen raised an eyebrow.

Completing a pair of fragmented spirit herbs requires testing many aspects, and first, it will test the alchemist's understanding of spirit herb knowledge.

Just recognizing this fragmented spirit herb is not an easy task, and after recognition, one must combine it with the normal physiological form of the spirit herb for reassembly. The difficulty is beyond what an ordinary alchemist can achieve.

In fact, that is the case; by the fifth level, the difficulty is several times higher. Generally, a peak sixth-grade medicine master might not pass the assessment of this fifth level; often in the assessment, nine out of ten who pass are seventh-grade medicine kings.

In other words, those who can get through this fifth level are basically masters at the medicine king level.

But for Qin Chen, this level is only a bit troublesome; it is still not difficult.

He waved his hands, and pieces of fragments spun around, full of rhythm.

The assessment in the alchemy chamber exists in the spiritual world; this means that the spirit herbs that appeared earlier were actually virtual, and the shredded spirit herbs before him are naturally also some virtual spirit herbs.

This also results in the absence of restrictions from reality here, so the speed of reassembly completely depends on the examiner's mental acuity.

For Qin Chen, this is naturally not an issue.

His speed gradually increased, and a spirit herb began to take shape from nothing, then slowly became complete. In less than one-third of the allotted time, Qin Chen had already successfully finished.

The method he adopted for reassembly was not based on the physical form of the spirit herbs but rather through the medicinal properties of each fragmented spirit herb.

A triangular fragment of a spirit herb can fit into any triangular gap; it looks the same, but the medicinal properties between them differ, so no detail can afford to be erroneous.

As soon as he finished reassembling this spirit herb, another batch of spirit herb fragments appeared.

Qin Chen looked closely and found that although these fragments seemed to be from the same spirit herb, in fact, they belonged to two different plants, only that the variety of spirit herbs was the same.

The subtle difference lies in the age.

This made it even more challenging. A typical alchemist who relies on form to reassemble would certainly be at a loss. However, Qin Chen based his approach on the medicinal properties of the spirit herbs; with different ages, the medicinal properties are naturally different, making it somewhat tricky, but in terms of difficulty, it was nothing for Qin Chen.

Thus, Qin Chen first separated the fragments of the two different aged spirit herbs, and then proceeded just like before.

When two complete spirit buds appeared, about one-third of the allotted time had also passed.

Simple.

Then, another batch of spirit herb fragments appeared, this time containing three spirit herbs, and the ages were even more complex.

But it still could not stump Qin Chen.

Come on!

Qin Chen continued to work, first separating them into three piles, then restoring them one by one, and he was done.

Next came four spirit herb fragments, then five, six, and seven; the difficulty kept increasing, which consumed more of Qin Chen's time, but from the perspective of the allotted time, his speed in passing the assessment did not slow down, and he was always able to leave a large amount of time.