Among all those surprised, Li Dai was perhaps the most astonished. She had thought that with the vast amount of alchemy knowledge she had mastered at the gates of the Holy Dan Great Dao, no one could be more familiar or thorough than she when it came to recognizing spirit medicines. Yet Yuzhen Hao had effortlessly named the tea leaves that she herself could not identify. This showed that while she might know more than others when it came to medicinal ingredients for alchemy, there were some things completely unrelated to alchemy of which she was completely ignorant. It was clear that in certain aspects, her knowledge was not as broad as others—such as tea varieties, or the identification of artifact-crafting materials.
After receiving an education on soul tea from Yuzhen Hao, Li Dai learned just how extraordinary a treasure it was. Drunk by ordinary mortals, it could solidify the soul and make one sharper and more lucid; drunk by cultivators, it could strengthen and cleanse the divine soul, keeping the cultivator's spiritual platform clear, reducing and eliminating the torment of inner demons, and preventing one from falling into rigid extremes.
Drunk by those who had fallen, if their souls were severely shattered and incomplete, it possessed the efficacy of repairing and bolstering the divine soul.
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