Mo Qiong brought a large amount of medicinal materials and stockpiled them at the eastern foothills of Great Snow Mountain.
He melted a patch of thick snow, used walls to block the cold wind, and planted the seeds and medicinal seedlings he had brought.
After Ning Daowen and Master Gou finished with all that, they saw Mo Qiong return with ten tons of Kun Blood.
Watering flowers with Kun Blood could accumulate a thousand years of medicinal potency in a single day.
As the times changed, there were too few uninhabited areas left in the world. Even in places rarely visited by humans, naturally growing spiritual medicines could hardly survive for more than a few centuries before being discovered and harvested.
Any medicinal material that was over a thousand years old had been planted and cultivated by a major sect a thousand years ago, then tended for that entire millennium.
The thousand-year-old medicinal materials circulating on the market had all come from this process. The major sects planted them on a large scale, and as long as their inheritances continued, their medicinal materials would never run out.
Most of them supplied their own needs, while a small portion was sold in exchange for other resources.
It was easy to imagine how heaven-defying it was for Mo Qiong to water flowers with Kun Blood.
By using Innate Qi to replenish the medicinal potency of Spirit Grass, he could obtain what others had cultivated for a thousand years simply by expending a huge amount of Innate Qi. It was practically paying to win.
Yet this heaven-defying effect was actually in accordance with Heaven's will. The Heavenly Dao would have loved for him to waste his Innate Qi like this. Compared with cultivating a Primordial Golden Immortal, a few spiritual medicines were nothing.