Convergence

Princess Mary Dajia took the Transcendent Medicine and used it on herself at the first opportunity.

In fact, she had always exercised... mostly for body shaping.

For a woman like her, the sole purpose of exercise was to maintain a good figure.

Do not think this was an easy thing. In truth, it required perseverance beyond what many people could imagine.

To use an inappropriate analogy, with that kind of perseverance, determination, and self-control, you could become an elite bricklayer just by moving bricks.

So, she had at least some foundation.

After taking the Transcendent Pills, Mary Dajia picked up the martial arts training she had long since abandoned. Though she was somewhat rusty, the foundation she had built since childhood allowed her to adapt quickly.

Princess Mary Dajia soon sensed something different. It was an indescribable intuition, but it convinced her that her body was growing stronger.

In fact, it was not an illusion.

Though the Transcendent Pills seemed to merely multiply the effects of training severalfold, they had another hidden effect—they made it easier to break through bottlenecks.

Thus, for first-time users, the effects were quite noticeable.

Princess Mary Dajia only gradually stopped after she began to feel tired.

The results were better than she had expected, proving that the other party had not deceived her.

But this was not purely good news. "The Great Xia Empire... has once again moved ahead of the rest of the world."

She could now understand Fernandez I's despair.

Princess Mary Dajia shook her head, casting aside her tangled emotions. "I am just a woman. What does this have to do with me?"

In truth, even without ambition, she could still live very well in Great Xia.

So she would leave the headaches to her brother.

After finishing her training, Princess Mary