Data cultivation, I observe immortality in the five elements

Chapter 44 Experiment

Time passed slowly, and it was late autumn in a blink of an eye.

The world outside has turned dark and yellow.

Muling Peak, or the five peaks in the Five Elements Temple, are all green.

With the protection of the formation, the world inside seems to be two worlds compared to the outside.

The outside world is like an old man entering his twilight years, getting older.

There are young people in the sect who are young and strong.

It seemed that because there were only two months before the outer sect competition, Luo Yan felt that more people were coming to and from Mu Ling Peak every day.

Not only did those people have a very unfamiliar aura, but they were also relatively muscular.

It seems that he is a disciple who started a few years ago.

On weekdays, I go out on missions and only come back one after another during the competition.

Unlike before, the flow of people would only be bigger when tasks were handed in in the evening.

There are actually very few people you can meet on the mountain during other times.

However, several courtyards next to Luo Yan's residence are still uninhabited.

After all, if you don't become an outer disciple, you are not allowed to live in the mountain.

It seems that the proportion of outer disciples to the total number of disciples is really very small.

Not even one out of ten!

But Luo Yan quite likes the current environment.

Full of spiritual energy.

Quiet all around.

You don’t have to worry about being disturbed by others when practicing.

After practicing every day, what Luo Yan studies the most is how to cultivate the spiritual potion.

Hydroponics is cultivation in nutrient solution.

Under sufficient sunlight, just place the elixir in water and pour in the nutrient solution.

The elixir does not need soil to grow.

And it is almost not affected by the external natural environment.

Its advantages are many.

For example, spiritual rice, which can only be harvested once a year, can be harvested stably two to three times a year using hydroponics.

Using this method, Luo Yan can not only maximize utilization in the smallest space.

It can also monitor the growth of the elixir in real time.

save time and energy.

The growth cycle of elixirs will also be shortened by more than half compared to ordinary soil cultivation.

After all, elixirs grown outside are very harmful to the natural environment.

What Luo Yan had to do was to create a greenhouse environment suitable for the growth of elixirs.

He dug down into a large underground space at the bottom of the yard.

The basement looks huge, but in fact it doesn’t take much effort.

Just use the earth attribute spell a few times and it will be done.

When fighting, earth attribute spells can't help much.

But it is most suitable for use in infrastructure construction.

The basement has two floors in total.

When doing hydroponic experiments in the basement, the first thing that needs to be solved is the light source problem.

Although there is no electricity, LED lights cannot be made.

The solution still failed Luo Yan.

He first made simple improvements to the yard.

A large mirror-like device that collects sunlight is placed over the courtyard.

Luo Yan's original idea was to use prisms to directly reflect sunlight into the basement.

But after a simple experiment, he found that this method didn't work.

Not just because the basement is a confined space.

What's more, light will be lost a little bit during multiple transmissions through the prism.

After reaching the basement, there was only a small spot of sunlight left.

The expected effect cannot be achieved.

Moreover, there is a temperature difference between the basement and the surface, which will also affect the growth of the elixir.

Under chip simulation, Luo Yan focused on materials that can absorb light sources.     However, after testing many kinds of materials, new problems emerged.

He found that most materials absorb sunlight poorly.

The purpose of transmitting the light source cannot be achieved at all.

After failing to find a good light-absorbing material, Luo Yan changed his mind.

Think of the white color of sunlight as a combination of the three primary colors of red, green and blue.

Under the simulation of the chip, only these three kinds of light are absorbed separately and then recombined.

You can also get real sunlight.

With the help of chips, Luo Yan developed three special fluorescent pigments: red, green and blue.

This pigment can perfectly absorb the corresponding monochromatic sunlight.

Paint them all on the sun collector above your yard.

This simple sun collector acts like a giant concave mirror that covers almost the entire yard.

Then through thousands of small prisms, the collected three-color light is transmitted into a special pipe.

These 'captured' three-color lights are automatically combined in the tube, and then white sunlight is obtained again.

Finally, it is passed into the underground space through pipelines.

In this way, even if you are in the basement, you can still transmit sunlight through this special sunlight collection port.

And only two sunlight collection openings are needed to bring more sunlight to the basement than on the ground.

The problem of light source illumination is thus solved.

Now that the basement has real sunlight, the temperature difference is resolved.

Just thinking about and developing these light-absorbing materials took Luo Yan more than half a month.

Fortunately, this is a world where immortality can be cultivated, and many basic materials can be obtained through reprocessing.

As long as you know the principles, it's not as difficult as you think.

With the existence of biological smart chips, as long as you have more exposure to some refining materials and have basic sample data.

Making light-absorbing materials becomes simpler.

Luo Yan could just use the chip to simulate it first, and then follow it after getting the results.

save time and energy!

Next, Luo Yan needed to solve the problem of the elixir growing liquid.

The growth solution formula derived by the chip is composed of chemical substances such as potassium dihydrogen phosphate, calcium sulfate, and magnesium sulfate.

As soon as these names sounded like they were certain chemicals from previous lives.

Seems complicated.

actually not.

Luo Yan mixed and crushed monster bones and fish bones to obtain the phosphorus element.

There is potassium in tea.

Gypsum was obtained from a natural ore obtained from the Refining Hall, and after high-temperature calcination, calcium sulfate was obtained.

After fermenting and mixing these crude materials for a certain period of time, the above-mentioned chemical substances can be obtained.

Through various methods of restoration, Luo Yan finally made a simple elixir growing liquid.

With sunlight and nutrient solution, the basic needs of hydroponic elixirs are basically met.

The only thing that needs to be tested is that the trace elements required for the growth of some elixirs are inconsistent.

Appropriate adjustments can be made on the original basis.

In the space on the first floor of the basement, Luo Yan placed many transparent glass jars.

In order to bake such a large transparent glass vat, Luo Yan also spent ten spirit stones and invited someone from the weapon refining hall to come over and help.

That hand-controlled fire technique is indeed much better than his half-baked one.

If Luo Yan were to rely solely on himself, it would take a lot of time just to bake these colored glazes.

That’s a lot of hard work!

It’s also nice to be a little lazy.

Luo Yan filled the glass jar with water.

The elixir originally planted in the yard is transplanted above the hydroponic tank.

Pour the nutrient solution into the water, and then pull in the spiritual energy from the outside spirit gathering array.

A simple hydroponic box is completed.

(End of this chapter)