Li Pan felt as if he had overdosed on battle enhancement hormones; his entire mechanism was operating under high stress and long-term overload.
But he also knew that this wasn't 'overloading'; it was 'growing'.
It was like going through puberty again. Despite being bloodied and internally injured, once he broke through the Second Turn, he almost resurrected on the spot, bursting with energy and uncontrollably excited.
After all, as mentioned earlier, "Nine Yin Refinement" is about refining the shape of the Nine Yin.
So, the further he cultivated, the more he felt that the current 'human' flesh was like a cocoon, limiting the growth of 'Zhu Jiuyin' within.
To put it into perspective, the First Turn is like laying the foundation for building a house. In the Second Turn, the internal 'Nine Yin' starts to grow roots and sprouts vigorously. By the Third Turn, it's expected to break through the soil and undergo its first metamorphosis.
