C122 Extraordinary Memory

Then Bai Huai studied the book for a moment and soon realized the mistake he had made.

Elder Baihuai looked at it for a while, then suddenly slapped his forehead and sighed: "I'm really old and muddled! This Heavenly Star and Blue Star are not only similar in name but also in appearance. There is only a slight difference, but the medicinal effects are worlds apart! "

"That's right. There's no poison in this Tian Xing Zi. If we mix it with the Dragon Heart Flower, it would be extremely poisonous!" If you do not activate it normally, the poison will not act up. As long as there is a trace of spiritual qi, there will be a violent reaction that can instantly kill people. " Chu He added.

Hearing Chu He's explanation, Bai Huai was filled with admiration. His explanation was not the slightest bit wrong.

Back then, because his eyes weren't too good, and he didn't see clearly what Lan Xingzi looked like, he mistook him for Lan Xingzi.

This was how the poisonous Barrier Breaking Pill formed, and he was momentarily filled with regret.

If he had seen it clearly and compared it with the books, he wouldn't have made such a mistake.

"This is a book that only a Rank 6 Spirit Dan Master would want to read. How do you know about it?"

Bai Huai suddenly discovered a critical problem. This book was a book that only a level 6 alchemist would want to read. Previously, he had also wanted to read this book, but gave up because it was too obscure and difficult to understand.

But she never thought that not only had Chu He read this book, he even knew the content of the book as though it was within his palm.

"A book that only a Tier 6 Spirit Dan Master would dabble in?!" "Could it be that you …"

One of the surrounding disciples also heard the meaning behind Bai Huai's words and cried out in alarm.

Obviously, the meaning behind Bai Huai's words was very clear. It was very likely that Chu He was a Rank 6 Spirit Pill Master.

Instantly, the people who were mocking Chu He just now wished they could find a hole to hide in.

He, who was struggling as a Tier 4 apothecary, had just mocked a King who might be a Tier 6 pill master?!

"Rank six elixir master? I don't even have the badge of a Tier 1 Pill Master, that can't be right. " Chu He shook his head and answered honestly.

Everyone:?

"Hate from Bai Huai + 666."

"Hate Value + 666 from Guan Ke Er!"

"Rage Value + 666 from Shengfei Luan."

...

You, a boy who isn't even a Tier 1 Pill Master, can guide a Tier 5 Pill Master?

What was wrong with this world? Was there still justice?

"Could it be that you are a genius with extraordinary memory who managed to memorize a massive amount of pill refining books?" The Elder Baihuai guessed.

Only by doing so could he explain what was happening today. It wasn't as if this sort of genius had never appeared before.

They were those who relied on their ability to remember the entire book collection in their library.

However, if a genius like him had extremely high comprehension ability in alchemy, then he would be a rare genius that only appeared once in ten thousand years. If he wasn't, then the only thing he could do was to lose sight of everyone.

After all, a pill master with high scores and low abilities would not be recognized by the world.

And Chu He said that he did not even have a Rank 1 Spirit Pill Master badge, so it was obvious that this was the kind of person he was.

"I do remember all the books written by Tier 1 to Tier 6 alchemists." Chu He answered truthfully.

After his profession was learned, it would include all aspects of learning without the slightest loophole. As long as it was below level 6, no one would be able to stop him!

Of course, this ability was not only in the memories. It also included the muscle memories, as well as the insights he gained. It was the best of the best.

This kind of top rank meant that he was at the peak of the tier six alchemist class. As long as it was within the range of a tier six alchemist, he was invincible!

"Sigh …" It's really like that, what a pity! " Elder Baihuai sighed deeply, and said with regret.