One Piece: My aptitude can be infinitely transformed

In the week after Aokiji left, Finn was absorbed in reading the herbal medicine atlas every day. Not only did he borrow the one from the ship's doctor Lisa Beth, he also asked Alex to collect a few books, carefully identifying the herbs and plants in the atlas, and remembering their uses, and even reading the doctors' experience in how to use them together to treat various diseases.

Finn's concentration on learning this week surprised himself, and he couldn't help but sigh that if he had such a strong desire to learn in his previous life, he might not have been so miserable.

Finn's enthusiasm for drugs and medicine grew more and more during this week. Afterwards, he also asked Alex to invite the presidents of major chambers of commerce and respected doctors nearby to have an exchange. Of course, no one would not give face to Finn now. Because now, Finn's reputation has long been spread throughout the upper class of Yunwu Island, and almost everyone knows it. Many people want to come and visit every day.

At the exchange meeting, Fein enthusiastically shared his ideas about strengthening the human body with medicinal materials, hoping to get some feedback and resonance. However, most of the participants were skeptical of his ideas, thinking that these concepts were too advanced and unrealistic. Fein also realized that the concept of strengthening the human body with medicinal materials did not seem to exist in this era.

Of course, Fein himself also knew that his ideas were too fantasy-like. For example, he asked doctors to think about whether medicinal materials could be used to stimulate the body's transformation, strengthen the skin and bones, and make them as strong as steel, so that swords could not cause damage; or whether medicinal materials could be used to make the internal organs more powerful and stronger, and so on.

These ideas made some doctors even think that Fein might be crazy for a while, thinking that this was completely a fantasy and had no common sense.

The medical field in this world has always focused on experiments and experience, and some of Fein's ideas seemed too bizarre to them, far from the medical concepts they accepted.

In their view, the structure and function of the human body have been optimized in the long process of evolution. To achieve the superman-like evolution proposed by Fein is almost an unprecedented challenge in the history of medicine. They think it is unrealistic and ridiculous.

As the communication deepened, Fein gradually realized that some of his previous ideas or fantasies were just castles in the air. It's like a person traveling back to ancient times and telling others that they can use gunpowder to build rockets and fly to outer space.

Completely ignoring the process of gunpowder evolving into rockets, ignoring what kind of gunpowder can be used to build rockets, which requires breakthroughs in countless disciplines and almost requires the improvement of the entire civilization knowledge system. In the same way, some of his ideas are just like using gunpowder to build rockets in ancient times, which is unrealistic.

Fein began to reflect on whether his ideas were too idealistic, and whether he ignored the limitations of the times and reality while trying to change the world. He also understood that the development of the medical field requires gradual efforts, not miracles that can be achieved overnight.

Fein realized that some of the concepts he proposed, such as the methods in the novel such as body refining and internal organs refining, may be the wisdom formed after countless years and countless people optimizing and summarizing. For the readers, these methods seem to produce strange effects by simply playing some special postures, which is simply unscientific. But maybe those few movements belong to the wisdom and summary of an era.

However, Fein originally just wanted to attract the capital bosses of the Chamber of Commerce to join the game by throwing out this topic, and work with these respected doctors to study the mysteries of the human body with the power of the crowd. However, the reaction he faced was not as he wished, but this was reasonable.

After all, the capital bosses of the Chamber of Commerce are more inclined to invest in projects that can directly bring profits rather than forward-looking research in the medical field, while doctors pay more attention to traditional medical practice, and feel unfamiliar and difficult to accept Fein's ideas for a while.

Fein also knows that the ideas he proposed are indeed a bit abrupt. After all, he just moved some concepts and phenomena in the novels of his previous life to this world, and he is not sure whether these are feasible in this new environment.

He just mentioned it casually and did not pay any substantial price. If someone can really open up the situation based on his ideas and create new ideas, it will be a huge success for him.

In Fein's view, this tentative attempt is like throwing a seed, which may sprout and take root at some point and become the starting point of future innovation. He does not expect his ideas to be recognized immediately.

He hopes to inspire more people in this way and promote the development of this era.Development. Finn maintained an optimistic and open attitude towards his attempts, looking forward to the unpredictable variables that might emerge.

As the exchange ended, Finn did not show too much disappointment, but instead said goodbye to everyone enthusiastically. He understood that others had given him face by participating in the exchange. Although Finn himself did not gain much, there was one person who made a lot of money, that was Alex, who showed his face and did not regret his careful hospitality to Finn.

However, this exchange was not completely fruitless. Finn knew that studying the role of drugs in promoting physical transformation was somewhat epochal, and it was obviously not the right time now. Maybe one day in the future it could be done.

After abandoning some unrealistic fantasies, Finn did not give up the exploration of herbs, but continued to explore the potential value of herbs. He believed that herbs must have absorbed nutrients from the world in the process of continuous growth, and as time went by, the medicinal effect would definitely gradually increase.

Finn believed that this medicinal effect must have some effect on the human body, so he decided to try it himself. Since Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs before, it would be a good story for Finn to try the elixir now.

Finn dared to try the herbs himself because he believed that with his current physical fitness and the degree of life return, there should be no risk to his life.

Only with this kind of personal practice can he experience the impact of herbs on the body more intuitively and feel the stimulation and changes of the drugs on the body most clearly.

The next day, Finn said goodbye to Alex directly, explained his whereabouts, and then walked straight into the depths of the primitive jungle, and embarked on the road of exploring elixirs alone.