"Rebel"
Su Wanzhao died once. In his previous life, he was a master of clinical medicine in the emergency department. He died after a thirty-six-hour operation. When she opened her eyes again, she became the lowest servant disciple of the Qingyun Sect, with mixed spiritual roots of the five elements of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth, and was recognized as a waste in the world of cultivation. She doesn't care. In my previous life, my parents were divorced, and I worked part-time to complete my master's degree. In the emergency department, I saw too many people who were pronounced hopeless and survived. In her eyes, spiritual root determinism is just an old formula that no one has seriously tested. There is a skeleton from three hundred years ago in the basement of the alchemy room. The owner of the remains was Lu Chenyuan, who was executed for heresy by the Taixu Taoist Sect for suggesting that spiritual roots could be reshaped later in life. The blood book he left behind recorded a set of methods for cleansing spiritual veins using acid-base balance, fat-soluble penetration and spiritual power pulse. Su Wanzhao understood it after reading it once. Those principles corresponded to the biochemical reaction equations she had memorized in her previous life. She began experimenting on herself. The residual liquid from the furnace ashes triggers the cleansing of the spiritual veins, the star pattern vine juice from the medicine garden is mixed with the acidic peeling liquid, and the kitchen rapeseed oil is used for fat-soluble penetration. The most sophisticated elixir in the entire world of cultivation, she used waste materials from the servitor's yard and knowledge from previous lives. At the moment of remodeling, she stood in the woodshed, her spiritual veins shining from head to toe. There is no vision of heaven and earth, no golden light. She was alone, and the green light reflected in the weak alkaline water of the dark river in her palm. The world says she is not worthy of spiritual practice. She insisted on showing it to everyone. There are no limits to spiritual roots, and no questions asked about one's origins.
Purpose: Use scientific thinking to break the class of cultivators