Peerless Medicine God

Chapter 37 - 37: Assistant
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Chapter 37: Chapter 37: Assistant

Chapter 37: Assistant . . .

In the esteemed halls of the Dan Wu Academy, Feng Ruoqing commanded the respect and admiration of all. Her proficiency in medicinal theory made her the natural choice to impart this knowledge to the students. However, even the illustrious Feng Ruoqing hesitated to claim a complete mastery of the 'Herbal Essentials,' let alone its extensive counterpart, the 'Herbal Compendium.' The latter was a syllabus so profound that even an Alchemy King needed to devote undivided attention to unravel its secrets.

Now, standing before her, was an audacious individual who, despite not achieving the status of an Alchemy Apprentice, casually asserted that the 'Herbal Essentials' was a simple subject. This brazen statement wounded the pride built through years of hard work and dedication.

Ye Yuan, seemingly oblivious to the undercurrents of Feng Ruoqing's displeasure, nonchalantly commented, "Yeah, it's too simple. The person who wrote the book didn't observe and study properly."

His disregard for the significance of the 'Herbal Essentials' fueled the anticipation of those present, eager to witness how Teacher Feng would reprimand this audacious individual. Many among them, having fallen victim to Ye Yuan's Essence Qi Pills scam, relished the prospect of his impending punishment.

Feng Ruoqing, visibly angered, responded with two curt 'good's, expressing her frustration. She proposed a challenge, offering a chance for Ye Yuan to prove the simplicity of the 'Herbal Essentials.' If he could answer her question, he would be granted leniency in future medicinal theory classes; however, failure would result in the arduous task of copying the 'Herbal Essentials' one hundred times.

While others perceived this as a surefire way to humiliate Ye Yuan, he welcomed the challenge. The prospect of copying the voluminous text seemed far less appealing than answering questions, especially considering his profound understanding of medicinal theory.

Undeterred, Feng Ruoqing posed her question, asking about the medicinal herbs and steps involved in refining a Qi Returning Pill. As the collective gaze focused on Ye Yuan, the expectation of him making a fool of himself intensified.

Yet, Ye Yuan confidently provided a detailed response. He identified the core ingredients—Jade Toad's inner core and Crimson Sun Sword Toothed Flower—and secondary ingredients like Four Seasons Azure, Wind-Tail Grass, and Sky Southern Star. He outlined a refinement process, emphasizing the separation and extraction of medicinal essence from the core and secondary ingredients, followed by simultaneous refinement in the furnace and eventual merging.

The students erupted in laughter, dismissing Ye Yuan's explanation as nonsensical. Unfamiliar with the Qi Returning Pill formula, they deemed his response a feeble attempt to deceive Feng Ruoqing.

Amidst the laughter, Ye Yuan remained composed, confident in his unconventional answer. However, Feng Ruoqing surprised everyone by not immediately reprimanding him. Instead, she asked, "Ooo? You are saying Yin-Yang Separation Flow Technique?"

Ye Yuan seized the opportunity, acknowledging her recognition of the refinement technique. He praised her for being well-read, acknowledging her familiarity with the Yin-Yang Separation Flow Technique. This obscure technique, unknown to most, required a level of mastery beyond the ordinary. Ye Yuan, however, was well-versed in complex refinement techniques, making the task seem trivial in comparison.

In the hallowed halls of the Dan Wu Academy, the formidable Feng Ruoqing, usually cold and prideful, exhibited an unexpected thirst for knowledge. Her countenance transformed into that of a curious student, a sight that left the onlookers in profound shock. It seemed that Ye Yuan, the enigmatic character before her, had transcended the ordinary bounds of alchemical understanding.

The notion of Ye Yuan possessing profound knowledge in alchemy startled the students, challenging their preconceived judgments. His articulate response to Feng Ruoqing's question surpassed the comprehension of those present, leading them to reconsider his standing in the realm of alchemy.

Ye Yuan, maintaining an air of confidence, elaborated on the applicability of the Yin-Yang Separation Flow Technique to the Duo-Cycle Qi Returning Pill. He effortlessly explained that while the ingredients for the Duo-Cycle Qi Returning Pill were more complex, and the refinement process more intricate, the fundamental principle still aligned with the Yin-Yang Separation Flow Technique.

In this unexpected turn of events, Ye Yuan assumed the role of the teacher, with Feng Ruoqing, the knowledgeable figure, adopting the role of the student. Ye Yuan's words flowed effortlessly, further cementing the impression that he possessed an unparalleled understanding of alchemy.

Feng Ruoqing's eyes gleamed with newfound insight, and she murmured, "That's right. Why didn't I think of using the Yin-Yang Separation Flow Technique?"

The Duo-Cycle Qi Returning Pill, classified as a high-grade Tier 2 medicinal pill, presented challenges for Feng Ruoqing, whose soul strength rested between middle-tier Alchemy Master and high-tier Alchemy Master. The Yin-Yang Separation Flow Technique offered a solution by simplifying the control of two smaller portions of medicinal essence, making it more manageable for alchemists with varying levels of soul strength.

Beyond ease of control, the Yin-Yang Separation Flow Technique provided an additional advantage by preserving the medicinal efficacy of core ingredients. This preservation resulted in a higher quality pill after refinement, an outcome desirable for any skilled alchemist.

Despite its potency, the Yin-Yang Separation Flow Technique remained obscure due to its demanding control requirements and the proficiency needed to derive its benefits fully.

With the revelation of this advanced technique, Ye Yuan, wearing an innocent expression, sought permission to return to his slumber. He pointed out his table, insinuating that the evidence of his answer lay there.

Feng Ruoqing, her wrath momentarily subdued, discovered Ye Yuan's desperation for rest. However, puzzled by the cause of his fatigue, she questioned his activities the previous day. Even after a deathmatch, she mused, one should not be so fatigued the following day.

Ye Yuan, adopting a troubled expression, expressed his genuine weariness and proposed returning to sleep. However, Feng Ruoqing, maintaining her mysterious aura, queried the students, "Did I say anything?" Her unreasonable demand heightened the sense of privilege befitting an unparalleled beauty.

All the students, intimidated by Feng Ruoqing's demeanor, denied any recollection of her previous statement. A sense of embarrassment pervaded the room, and Ye Yuan found himself thoroughly defeated.

As Ye Yuan yearned for uninterrupted slumber, Feng Ruoqing revealed the underlying condition for his respite – to serve as her assistant. The students, once again petrified, envied Ye Yuan for the unexpected favor bestowed upon him.

Swiftly employing Instant Flash, Ye Yuan disappeared, leaving only the echo of his voice affirming his readiness for the task. The students were left in awe, contemplating the intriguing dynamics between the unassuming Ye Yuan and the enigmatic Teacher Feng Ruoqing.

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