Of course, every stage required a certain meridian point to be opened.
Liu Wei had to open his spleen and lung channels—the meridians–-so the cauldron could ingest and neutralize herb qi safely.
Opening the meridians was not difficult for Liu Wei.
All he had to do was follow the instruction of the Verdant Cauldron Sutra.
Liu Wei used a combined breath.
He inhaled fire qi into heart, wood qi into liver, and then folded both into the spleen using the Verdant visualization.
Visualization was something Liu Wei was proficient for, so he was able to successfully combine his breath without facing backlash.
He then placed his palm lightly over his inner calf, which was the spleen convergence point and it was vital for digestion of essence, and felt a cooling, mixing sensation.
He pulsed the point twelve times until a soft thrum was felt.
Then, the Spleen meridian points were opened.
