Hearing Yun Xiaomei say this, Chen Jue immediately became interested. His proficiency in Macrocosmic and Microcosmic Orbits Circulation had been stuck at Level 0 (11/100) for a long time without budging, and he had long wanted to use something highly nourishing to break through.
His days of trekking through Gongshan's ancient forests had also been intended as a search for wild medicinal herbs.
When Chen Jue had accompanied Wang Biao to the scenic area earlier, he had read information there saying that several local ethnic minorities had their own inherited secret and ancient prescriptions.
Many such secret prescriptions and folk remedies had already been studied and analyzed through modern medical methods. Only a small portion had been lost when their lines of transmission ended.
Perhaps only mountain villages like those of the Derung, which followed their original traditions, still preserved a little knowledge unknown to outsiders.
The historically renowned Qu Huanzhang, for example, had traveled through the famous mountains of southern Yunnan after completing his training with the Wudang sect. He followed Shennong's example by tasting medicinal plants, never felt ashamed to ask questions, and sought guidance from the healers of these local ethnic minorities. Combining their knowledge with locally grown herbs, he developed Baibao Dan, a medicine specifically for traumatic injuries that dispersed bruising, stopped bleeding, promoted circulation, and relieved pain-what we now commonly called Yunnan Baiyao.
"Does that medicine really exist? Does it have a name? Could you make some for me? It's fine if you don't use herbs from the mountains." Chen Jue spoke with great sincerity.
"It has a name! In Chinese, it's called Golden Dew. Brother Chen Jue, do you really want to buy some?"
"Only my granny knows how to make Golden Dew. I know a little too, but what I make doesn't work