Supreme Martial Arts: Unlock Boundless Power!

Chapter 181

The Medicine Daoist did not put the entire Juicyless Berries into the copper cauldron. Instead, he transformed his palm into a knife and sliced off a portion, saying, "This thing is extremely difficult to grow. You're incredibly lucky to obtain it, almost to an extraordinary degree. However, when using it, it's wise to be frugal."

With that, he returned the remaining half of the rare Juicyless Berries to Zhou Yi's hands. Zhou Yi was taken aback for a moment but then smiled and said, "Medicine Daoist, please accept these rare Juicyless Berriess as a gift."

The Medicine Daoist shook his head slightly and said, "With my alchemy skills, for ordinary elixirs, there's no need to use this. However, for rare elixirs like the Innate Golden Pellet, the opportunity to refine them is also extremely rare. Even if it takes decades, there might not be a chance to use it." He patted his hands together, calmly placing the medicinal materials into the copper cauldron. He continued, "If I have the fortune to refine the Golden Pellet again in the coming decades, I will definitely come to you for this."

Zhou Yi felt helpless and kept the remaining rare Juicyless Berriess. He then focused his attention, observing every move of the Medicine Daoist with utmost concentration.

Compared to their past encounters in the Xie Mansion, Zhou Yi now had a superficial understanding of the path of medicine. Although he couldn't be considered an expert, he had gained some proficiency in alchemy.

All of this was thanks to his special ability, the Innate Withered Wood Technique.

It was precisely because of this profound technique that he had a clearer grasp of the vitality within medicinal substances. This advantage allowed him to gain tremendous benefits in the systematic process of refining elixirs.

At this moment, if he were to treat someone's illness, he would be completely clueless. However, when it comes to alchemy, he is unparalleled, even compared to the legendary Zhou Wude and Zhou Wujin.

The Medicine Daoist has devoted over a hundred years to this field, and for him, the art of alchemy is as natural as eating and sleeping. This time, the production of the Golden Elixir is undoubtedly the grandest event in the Hengshan lineage for decades, holding immense significance for the future development of the lineage. Therefore, the Medicine Daoist has employed all his expertise.

His movements are neither swift nor flashy, but each one is so natural, composed, and dignified that it carries a feeling of monumental weight, akin to Mount Tai. Watching his actions, Zhou Yi unexpectedly feels a sense of brightness in his heart. His breathing gradually adjusts, eventually reaching the same state as the Medicine Daoist .

In that moment, he sees the "Dao" in the Medicine Daoist . It is an indescribable grand principle that lies beyond words. What Zhou Yi cultivates is the Way of Martial Arts, and the Medicine Daoist 's achievement in the art of alchemy has formed a certain exclusive "Dao" of his own.

In his mind, he suddenly recalls the landscape painting he destroyed that day, and Zhou Yi feels a sudden enlightenment. Everyone has their own "Dao." For the Medicine Daoist , his Way of Martial Arts and the Way of Alchemy have merged into one. Similarly, the extraordinary artist who paints the world in his heart onto paper has also integrated his Way with the art of painting.

One principle encompasses all, a hundred principles encompass all; one path flows smoothly, a hundred paths flow smoothly. Though this statement may seem exaggerated, it is not without reason.

With a solemn expression, the Medicine Daoist placed the last remaining herbs into the bronze cauldron. Taking a deep breath, he opened the control switch of the pagoda, causing the roaring underground fire to gradually boil.