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Chapter 107: The Usage of Twilight Silk

Translator: Cynthia Editor: Pranav

Mingxiu squatted and started to study the piles of Twilight Silk

The Twilight Silk that Ai Hui extracted every day was put aside from the others’ At first, there wasn’t an to increase sharply—especially in the past two days Ai Hui could use up two cocoons a day, and the a

Mingxiu hadn’t noticed anything before, but now, as she looked at the piles of silk, she was greatly surprised

Two cocoons per day How could he be so fast? How on earth did he do it?

She hadn’t thought about it very carefully before, and it was only now that she realized that this was unbelievable Itsilk was extremely quick—only in this way could he consume two cocoons a day

Maybe he was silkworht Silkworxiu soon noticed sohtly different—the longer the tiap was, the more evident the difference in color, and vice versa The strands of silk produced within the past three consecutive days were almost of the same color—the color difference was practically unnoticeable to the naked eyes

She was right! Ai Hui was doing some kind of experiment

The difference in color of the strands of silk in front of her verified her assuxiu picked up a strand of silk and carefully inspected it The shop er Li was a shrewd person as always careful and strict with his daily budget and would never buy soxiu had seen hi without hesitation

Unless… unless he believed he was on the advantageous side of the deal

Mingxiu’s ht Silk was not widely used, and also, since it was very thin, the requireh Therefore, these short strands of silk were hardly of any use

Any good embroidery worker had to be very familiar with embroidery materials because the materials used in embroidery were critical Any difference in xiu hadn’t paid particular attention to these strands of silk before Now, after scrutinizing the silk carefully, she soon becaxiu was exaed in training The change he was going through, in regards to his training, had been , he had controlled eley with the slowest speed to extract the silk, as instructed by Wang Shouchuan and Han Yuqin

But after continuously training, he began to gain experience, and he soonhis discussions with his h Master was equipped with enough theoretical knowledge, he hardly had any hands-on experience When it ca, especially to the details, his lack of experience would be exposed

Moreover, Ai Hui’s case was unique Wang Shouchuan had never met someone like him before

This was a common problem for all teachers; while they could explain their theories clearly, they seldo experience either, but he was used to learning through trial and error After fully understanding the theories through several rounds of discussion with his ue idea of his physical condition One interesting thing he discovered was that the feeling he got—when he passed his eleh his hand palaces—wasn’t necessarily intensified along with the slowing down of his elee the speed of eley to compare the different levels of stimulation to his hand palaces

That was how he had found the optimal speed to best stimulate his hand palaces

And this optimal speed was much faster than his lowest speed

Now, Ai Hui had becoy was like a sword, and when it was spirally infused into the silk at optimal speed, the silk would reun to believe that he could extract ten ave him a severe blow