"A man of his word!"
Zhao Chengjing raised her slender and fair hand, signalling Chen Yi for a high-five.
Chen Yi found it sowhat amusing but didn't refuse her:
"Don't look a gift horse in the mouth!"
"Slap!"
After the crisp sound, both of them looked at each other and laughed.
From then on, Chen Yi began a period of the most stable Immortal Cultivation life. He finally had ti to ponder the Ancient Spiritual Objects of Martial World and the Bright Temple's Vajra Skills System.
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The news of Chen Yi enjoying the privileges of a family mber soon beca widespread,
and within short five years, he had beco a first-tier lower-level alchemist and part-tid at the family clinic,
not a few young family mbers ca to seek pills and dicines from him,
no one dared to call Chen Yi a turtle pharmacist in his face anymore.
Among the Hundred Skills of Immortal Cultivation, an alchemist has always been the most respected profession, even as a lower-level first-tier alchemist, his status exceeded those of the other young mbers in the clan.
Especially after a period of ti, everyone noticed that the injury-healing pills and the healing dicine sold by Chen Yi were surprisingly effective,
everyone started to appreciate the gentle and steady Alchemist Chen.
And while helping everyone with alchemy and dicine-making, Chen Yi also reaped significant benefits.
Firstly, when others brought spirit dicine or spirit stones to ask for pills, Chen Yi would start the Pill Furnace to refine pills, thus enhancing his alchemy skills,
Secondly, whether in refining pills or making dicine, as long as it was treatnt-related, he would adopt thods learned from Elder Feng in the Martial World, also incorporating so ordinary years' Turtle Snake blood,
which enhanced its dical effects a level higher while halving the consumption of dicinal materials!
Thus, even if Chen Yi only charged 80% of the market price, his profit was still over 50%!
Therefore, his amiable deanor, top-notch quality pills, and affordable prices quickly won everyone's approval.
When Chen Yi again attended the monthly trade fair at Moon Lake Manor, he received occasional nods and casual greetings from others.
Chen Yi always returned the courtesy with a gentle response.
"We misunderstood Alchemist Chen before. It's rare to see a cultivator as talented and well-mannered as Alchemist Chen."
"Co on, Alchemist Chen. I have so new spiritual rice here. Let give you 5 kg… No, no, I don't need spirit stones! The other day, my son was injured and ca to you for treatnt. You only charged for the dicine but not for the consultation!"
Chen Yi gratefully accepted the Spiritual rice, and instead of taking it for free, he gifted the rice shop owner with a healing dicine that was not of high-quality, making the owner's eyes glow with joy. The owner praised Chen Yi incessantly and insisted on introducing his niece to Chen Yi,
which frightened Chen Yi into retreating hastily.
Business is just business, why are you always trying to match up with soone?
This included Zhao Chengjing's arrangent for Zhao Chengying to have a blind date with him last ti – Chen Yi also rejected that.
Chen Yi didn't refuse won in this life, but he was sowhat adverse to blind dates and marriage, unless one day he lost hope in advancing in his cultivation, then he might find a cultivation partner to spend the rest of his life with.
Otherwise, Chen Yi had no plans to stay in any illustrious families permanently. The path of Immortal Cultivation was long and winding; so things and people are best experienced and connected with over ti.
While selling pills and treating people, Chen Yi didn't forget about other matters,
Firstly, several mid-tier first-layer pills, he had completely mastered them, and the success rate had reached 60 to 70%.
Generally, once an alchemist achieves a success rate of 50% in refining a certain pill, it is considered mature and can completely rely on that pill to make a living.
Secondly, Chen Yi's talisman drawing skills were steadily advancing, although his talent in drawing talismans compared to alchemy was sowhat lacking, hence he was unable to draw a mid-tier first-layer Talisman Scroll.
And the lower-tier first-layer Talisman Scroll is of little use to Chen Yi now.
Aside from these, Chen Yi's biggest gain was the Ancient Alchemy Research Scriptures. It's not about learning ancient Pill Formulas,
but a kind of concept that Pill Formulas are not immutable,
If one can understand the fundantal principles behind a type of pill, theoretically, an alchemist can create new Pill Formulas.
Of course, Chen Yi could not create any new Pill Formulas, but he could improve them.
Recently, Chen Yi was very interested in a lower-tier first-layer pill called the Copper Skin Pill, as upon ingestion, it could temporarily increase a Mana Cultivator's physical body strength to that of a first layer Body Cultivator.
After taking this pill, one's skin could beco as hard as copper, even a common lethal magical instrunt could only cause minor injuries,
thus greatly enhancing a Mana Cultivator's defensive power.
However, the grade of this pill is relatively low, the refining process sowhat difficult, and the effects not quite pronounced, thus not many alchemists refine it.
Chen Yi only discovered this pill formula in the free collections within the family,
because this type of pill was too niche, the pill formula was generously available, and Chen Yi easily learned it.
After returning ho, Chen Yi studied it for two days and successfully refined the Copper Skin Pill.
Then, Chen Yi had an idea to study this Copper Skin Pill, based on the principle and basis of this pill, if he were to increase the years of the Spirit dicine and slightly change the thod of pill formation,
could he develop a corresponding mid-tier first-layer pill or a higher-tier first-layer pill?
Chen Yi studied it for one or two months. There was so progress, yet it was always one step away from being successful.
That day happened to be the day Chen Yi had agreed to et Monk Kong Jian from Bright Temple in Martial World. He tidied up the Pill Furnace and prepared to return to Martial World.
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