The Fairy Helps Me Farm Medicine, and I Help Her Prove the Dao

[Resources in the cultivation world are limited. We need to let some people get strong first...]

Teacher Wang turned off the TV and began promoting the potions in his hand:

“In martial arts, if you don't advance, you fall behind. The key is to build a solid foundation! One needle at a time!”

“Your natural body training, where you practice through the coldest days of winter and the hottest days of summer, relying on sheer hard work to take one step at a time, is like a rootless duckweed: utterly unstable.”

“Yes, taking potions can affect your talent to some extent. But take a look at yourselves. Do any of you look like you have talent?”

“Even the talented ones take potions. And you, with no talent, still want to train naturally?”

Jiang Xiao, the model student at the foot of the podium, nodded in deep agreement.

He stood up, picked up a few potions, walked to the front of the classroom, and gave his classmates a demonstration of the Nine Dragons Acupuncture Technique.