How should one describe Ji Jue’s creation?

Even Ye Xian, with years of experience and sharp judgment, was momentarily at a loss for words. If you said it was worthless, that wasn’t quite right. The technique of directly shaping mercury through spirit intelligence implantation was genuinely brilliant, simplifying complexity and pushing cost-effectiveness to the maximum.

The amount of spirit matter Ji Jue needed to expend was only for partial hardening and reinforcement of flexibility in key areas. Not to mention the overall enhancement provided by Fluid Alchemy. In this kind of temporary, workshop-free application, it was indeed far more flexible than modern alchemy.

As long as the base material was good enough, Fluid Alchemy could partially make up for the limitations of the physical medium to some extent. On top of that, Ji Jue also had the absurd ability called Spirit Primacy.

If you said it was spectacular, then the crude appearance, the barely adequate spirit intelligence power source, and the non-ergonomic design all made it hard to praise. In terms of output, it couldn’t compare to military-grade powered armor at all. Its defense relied entirely on externally mounted steel plates, its fire control solely on his hands, its radar exclusively on his eyes, and so on.

More importantly, Ji Jue’s ability worked on machinery, and then he used technique to extract spirit intelligence from it. It did not exist without a source.

In other words, he had really taken everyday junk...