Essence Restoration, Brain Nourishment: Crossing the Third Tribulation

Essence Restoration, Brain Nourishment

After obtaining the spiritual medicine that could nourish the soul, Fang Shu did not rush to use it at once.

Instead, he consulted numerous texts, wanting to see whether this medicine had other uses and whether it had any connection to the so-called "divine sense."

This was not because he was overly cautious or distrusted the master of the Lone Hall. It was simply because the medicine was precious, and he still had other treasure medicines at hand. The soul-nourishing secret medicine was not his only choice for crossing the tribulation.

One had to know that after the flesh ganoderma he had obtained from the medicine grotto helped Fang Shu complete the second tribulation, more than half of it still remained. Its medicinal strength was formidable—the strongest medicine Fang Shu had ever encountered.

Thus, Fang Shu secretly compared the soul-nourishing spiritual medicine with the flesh ganoderma treasure medicine.

To his surprise, their effects were difficult to rank; neither was inferior to the other. One leaned toward nourishing the soul, while the other leaned toward healing injuries.

But this also proved that the flesh ganoderma Fang Shu had acquired from the medicine grotto was truly of extraordinary value!

Since they were difficult to compare, and the master of the Lone Hall had said that the earlier one nourished the soul, the better, Fang Shu no longer dwelled on it.

After making repeated preparations, he officially began crossing the third tribulation!

That day.

Beneath the meditation chamber, sheet after sheet of yellow paper had been pasted around the mouth of the well as though they cost nothing. They formed a dense mass, fluttering without wind like snake scales rustling and trembling.

Fang Shu sat cross-legged at the very center of the well's bottom, silently awaiting the descent of