Forty years old, awakening attribute panel

Chapter 303 Extra 027
Ginseng, astragalus, angelica, white peony root, licorice, wolfberry, Millettia reticulata... Each of them is a good product for nourishing blood and qi. In addition, there are two main herbs, namely the two-year-old red ganoderma lucidum and the five-year-old snow lotus rhizome, both of which are authentic wild and professionally processed with high quality.

Jiang Sheng brought the herbs close to his nose and took a deep breath, his face showing satisfaction. Yes, it was exactly the taste he expected! Although the age of these herbs was far different from those on the Kyushu Continent, they were already rare treasures on Earth.

After confirming everything was correct, Jiang Sheng started to check out. There were 21 kinds of herbs in total, 19 of which were common herbs, weighing 5.5 kilograms in total, and the total price was 7500 yuan, which was fair and reasonable. However, the prices of the two main herbs were relatively expensive, less than 500 grams, but the selling price was as high as 12000 yuan. After deducting the 2000 yuan deposit that had been paid in advance, Jiang Sheng still had to pay 17200 yuan. Considering the 3 yuan Zhou Weiping had given him before, after deducting the expenses this time, Jiang Sheng had less than 3000 yuan left.

After leaving the pharmacy, Jiang Sheng did not return to school, but went home directly. When passing by the vegetable market, he bought a chicken and a fish to prepare for the next cooking.

When he returned to the rented apartment, he saw Lin Wei wrapped in thick bandages, lying on the sofa like a mummy, sleeping. Jiang Sheng did not disturb her, but went straight into the kitchen, started to stew the herbs with an induction cooker, and studied the method of making "Qi Hui Tang". This is not just a bowl of soup, it carries Jiang Sheng's desire to restore his own true qi and his vision for the future path of cultivation. In this process, Jiang Sheng showed his patience and meticulousness, striving for precision in every step to ensure that the efficacy of each herb can be fully exerted, so as to achieve the best nourishing effect.

The process of making "Huiqi Soup" is not just a simple combination of medicinal materials, but also a test of Jiang Sheng's own cultivation. He needs to accurately control the heat and add different medicinal materials at the right time to ensure that the various ingredients can coordinate with each other and play the best synergistic role. At the same time, Jiang Sheng also combined his understanding of true qi and tried to integrate a little bit of true qi into the soup, making it a bowl of real nourishing holy product.

As time went by, the kitchen was filled with a strong aroma of medicine, and a warm and healing atmosphere seemed to be felt in the air. Jiang Sheng's eyes were focused and firm. Every stirring and every adjustment was a reflection of his pursuit of perfection. Finally, when the "Qi Hui Soup" showed the perfect color and aroma, Jiang Sheng smiled with satisfaction. He knew that this was not just a bowl of soup, but an important step in his spiritual practice, and a new challenge and breakthrough for his ability.

Lin Wei gradually woke up from her deep sleep and was attracted by the strong aroma of medicine. When she opened her eyes and saw Jiang Sheng standing in front of her with a bowl of hot "rejuvenating soup", she was inexplicably moved. This bowl of soup was not only a nourishment for her body, but also a reflection of Jiang Sheng's care and love for her. At this moment, the distance between the two seemed to be one step closer, and their hearts were more deeply connected.

The story of Jiang Sheng and Lin Wei is not only a legend of cultivation and growth, but also a heartwarming chapter of mutual support and understanding. On this road full of unknowns and challenges, they will go forward hand in hand, facing every difficulty in life together, until they reach the other side of their hearts. And the "Qi-recovering Soup" has become an indispensable part of this journey, witnessing their persistence and hard work, and also symbolizing their infinite vision and hope for the future.

Yes, it is soup. In traditional Chinese medicine theory, decoctions are highly regarded largely because they can better preserve the effective ingredients of medicinal materials, and at the same time, it is easy to adjust the formula according to the condition to achieve the best therapeutic effect. Compared with pills, the preparation process of decoctions is relatively simple, and no complicated refining process is required. You only need to match the medicinal materials in proportion, add an appropriate amount of water, and heat them appropriately to make a decoction with significant medicinal effects. However, in order to facilitate carrying and storage, pills came into being in ancient times and became a popular form of Chinese medicine preparation.

Jiang Sheng knew this very well, and he planned to make some of the herbs into decoctions in order to achieve a better tonic effect. But before officially making it, he still needed to conduct a series of experiments to determine the best ratio of various herbs. He divided the herbs into dozens of equal portions, mixed each portion according to a carefully designed ratio, and then put them into the pot, adjusted it to a suitable temperature and began to boil. At the same time, he also washed the chicken, added angelica, wolfberry and other herbs, and slowly stewed it in a casserole, preparing to make a delicious medicinal chicken to replenish physical strength.

At 7:30 in the evening, Lin Wei woke up from her deep sleep, and her hunger drove her to the dining table. She ate a full bowl of rice, half a fish, and a bowl of hot chicken soup, and then fell asleep again. The rest of the food was almost all eaten up by Jiang Sheng. He had an amazing appetite, and the three-pound old hen, half a pot of rice, and half a fish all became his stomach.

It was late at night, and a drizzle was falling outside the window. Jiang Sheng did not go out, but stayed at home to continue researching the "Qi Hui Tang" and practicing internal skills. At three o'clock in the morning, Lin Wei woke up again, this time because of the pain of the wound. The sea water had once made her unconscious, and now, as her body gradually recovered, the pain of the wound became more and more obvious. Lin Wei, who was in unbearable pain, forced herself to sit up from the sofa, wrapped in a blanket, and limped to the bedroom door.

At this time, the bedroom door was open, and Jiang Sheng was sitting cross-legged on the bed, facing south, with his five hearts facing the sky, bathing in the hazy moonlight rising in the night sky after the rain. This scene was like a quiet and poetic picture, which made Lin Wei stop and watch, and an indescribable feeling surged in her heart.

After an unknown amount of time, Jiang Sheng closed his eyes and said calmly, "Have you seen enough? If you have, go to sleep." Lin Wei finally came back to her senses and said in a hoarse voice, "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to watch you practice. It's just...it's just..." Jiang Sheng interrupted her, "Okay, go and rest."

There was a hint of misery in Lin Wei's voice: "I... I'm feeling very suffocated. Can I talk to you about it?" However, Jiang Sheng on the bed still maintained an indifferent tone: "Not interested." Lin Wei wanted to say something, but when she heard Jiang Sheng's cold snort, her heart trembled. She did not dare to go against his wishes anymore, so she turned around and limped back to the sofa in the living room.

(End of this chapter)