Hua Sheng gave Feng Jun an answer to his question: the price of pills that replenished soul damage had already risen.
The reason Feng Jun had never considered the needs of the Insectoid World was that although cultivators expended a great deal of spiritual sense there, in most cases, taking pills that replenished depleted souls was enough.
Soul-Nourishing Liquid, by comparison, repaired and nourished the soul. It did far more than merely replenish it. Using Soul-Nourishing Liquid to restore one's soul was simply too wasteful; even if one had a mine at home, one could not squander resources like that.
However, the news Hua Sheng brought was that as cultivators gradually entered the Insectoid World, demand for soul-replenishing pills had surged, causing the prices of the relevant pills and raw materials to soar.
There was nothing much to say about such market behavior. No matter how much the prices rose, they could never compare to Soul-Nourishing Liquid.
But Hua Sheng was talking about something else. Since so many cultivators had suffered massive soul depletion, the number of cultivators whose souls had been injured had also skyrocketed. As a result, treasures that nourished the soul were now in short supply.
Simply put, Soul-Nourishing Liquid had become an essential necessity in the Insectoid World. Many cultivators needed it to treat their injuries, and many more were searching everywhere for similar treasures.
The Yuangang Sect and Xuanhuang Sect were the leading forces developing the Insectoid World, and they had an obligation to provide related safeguards for the many cultivators. If they truly could not manage it, so be it. But now that there was a channel for purchasing Soul-Nourishing Liquid in bulk, they had to fight for it.
Both Hua Sheng and True Venerable Xiaotong belonged to the Yuangang Sect. Hua Sheng even