Everyone naturally knew how important these three items were to any sect. First was the bone-marrow pill. For cultivators who lived lives of constant combat, broken limbs were a common occurrence, leaving many permanently disabled and severely weakening their sects' overall strength.
Although bone-marrow pills were available on the market, their effectiveness was poor and their price exorbitant. Unless someone had made monumental contributions to a sect or belonged to its upper echelons, ordinary disciples could only gaze at them in longing.
Now, however, they had a complete recipe. Furthermore, the raw materials for the bone-marrow pills were not very expensive, costing only ten to twenty thousand per pill—a mere drop in the bucket for any major sect.
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