Tea Art
A profound field of study based on tea, with an extremely broad range of applications.
Level: 1 (+1) Proficiency: 1000/2000 All other cultivation-type skills' effects on temperament are increased by 5% (+5%), and favorability with NPCs of the opposite sex increases by 2 (+2) points!
Seeing this cultivation skill called "Tea Art," Ye Weiming suddenly felt that it seemed rather overpowered.
Although its effect at Level 1 did not appear particularly obvious, once this thing reached Max Level, wouldn't it directly increase the initial favorability of female NPCs by 20%?
With this ability, combined with his Black Jade Heavenly Kui Ring, when facing female NPCs in the future, wouldn't he...
Shaking his head, Ye Weiming felt that overthinking things was not necessarily a good thing.
After all, cultivation-type skills could not be upgraded directly with Cultivation Points, while Cross-Discipline Comprehension was a Special Effect that depended on luck. When he would be able to raise this skill's level was still hard to say.
Putting the "Cihang Sword Canon" back into the brocade box, Ye Weiming brewed himself another pot of tea. He immediately felt that the once-familiar flavor had become far more fragrant than before.
He then checked the proficiency of his "Tea Art" skill again...
1098/2000
In other words, brewing a pot of tea with a quality score of 98 under the influence of his cooking skill could directly add 98 proficiency points to this skill!
It seemed that, at least in the early stages, this cultivation skill would not level up too slowly after all...
Thinking this, Ye Weiming happily took a sip, then took out the "Wind and Water Scrolls" he had obtained from the previous mission and began reading through them word by word.
After a while, the "Wind