Among them was Chu Huangyue.
In fact, Chu Huangyue was still frowning as she pondered.
Some of what Yun Shu had said was a crooked path. Spending a great deal of time studying basic matters was, at the very least, a crooked path in itself.
Yet some of it was extremely useful. For instance, he had explained the various properties of flames, and the effects of combining those properties.
Those insights could only come from thousands upon thousands of trials and experiments. But here, he had simply told them the answers. Everyone listened intently to that part—even the Immortal Venerable.
Without a doubt, that section had given everyone plenty of inspiration.
Then there were the topics related to medicinal properties and pharmacology. Most people had grown drowsy listening to that part.
Only those who had stayed immersed in Alchemy and refined countless obscure Pill Recipes could appreciate just how precious it was.
Most of what he discussed were extremely basic concepts. But they were common in those obscure Pill Recipes. Yun Shu felt that everyone had already mastered the usual paths that stemmed from those basics.
So he had gone straight to the more obscure Pill Recipes. As a result, many people could no longer follow him, and even those who thought they understood felt it was nothing special.
How often would they actually get to use any of it?
Moments of resonance were rare, but each one filled everyone with delight.
And yet, though he spoke of the basics, his insights were uniquely his own. This sort of exchange was truly hard to put down.
The Immortal Venerable had nodded slightly on many occasions. He had offered no lavish praise, but that alone was enough. The Immortal Venerable's very presence showed how much importance he attached to the first