Permanent-effect medicines were expensive to produce, and after being injected, they drastically reduced the user's natural lifespan, leaving them with only eight to ten years to live.
Temporary-effect medicines were relatively cheap to produce, but could only be used for one to two years. However, they caused far less damage to the body, shortening the user's lifespan by only one or two years.
It was genuinely hard to say which of the two medicines offered better value for money.
But one thing was certain: once the Night Roaming God came into existence, it would drastically alter the balance of power among the major organizations.
Using Jiang Hong, who had used the Night Roaming God medicine at the time, as a reference, Luo Yan could be certain that anyone injected with the medicine would possess combat strength capable of threatening Advanced-level cultivators.
That was precisely where the value of the Night Roaming God medicine lay. It could instantly grant an ordinary person combat strength around the Advanced level.
Cultivating a high-level realm required a great deal of time and resources.
Of course, cultivators basically suffered no side effects during the cultivation process.
The side effects of the Night Roaming God medicine were much more severe. Even the "temporary-effect" version was no exception.
Moreover, it required extracting the necessary materials from Shebi Shi Blood Essence. This meant that the Night Roaming God medicine could not be mass-produced, making it difficult to reduce its cost.
Small and medium-sized organizations definitely could not afford it. Only large organizations such as Yellow Springs and Black Witch could get their hands on it.
After obtaining this medicine, Luo Yan thought it over and concluded that the Night Roaming God medicine was only suitable for use on expendable soldiers.
Even so, that did not prevent it from