Qi Huaiyuan pondered in silence. He had felt a profound sense of ease and well-being after just a single cup. If he could drink this regularly, he imagined it would surely calm his mind, soothe his spirit, and perhaps even prolong his life.
Due to his many years of demanding work, he suffered from numerous minor ailments. Because he rarely complained, his wife and children were only aware of his most obvious symptoms, but he knew his own body best; he was riddled with hidden issues. Unlike Qi Yu, who was young with a strong immune system and felt only a vague sense of physical comfort after drinking the tea, Qi Huaiyuan—who had long ignored his own health for the sake of his work—experienced an immediate and dramatic effect.
His thoughts turned to the Old Master, now over eighty, who lived with his eldest son in Beijing. The Old Master had seen his fair share of rare treasures, but Qi Huaiyuan was a man who knew quality when he saw it. If he could feel such significant benefits, then surely at the Old Master's advanced age, the effects would be even more profound.
Chapter 468