Transmigration with Cheat Codes Chapter 43.1: Exchange of Skills (Part 1)

Chang Jiuhui's expression changed several times, and in the end, he sighed, "Young lady, it seems that I might not be able to detoxify the poison in your body."

Meng Jintang was well-prepared for this and didn't take it to heart much, "Old sir, no need to worry. It's just some old ailments. I'm accustomed to them, and they don't bother me much."

Chang Jiuhui pondered for a moment and said, "In that case, I have an unnamed manual left by predecessors that contains some antidote methods. If you can outperform me in detoxification, I will pass this book on to you. Study it well, and it might help alleviate your condition."

He smiled, revealing a sense of satisfaction. "Being able to spar with fellow practitioners is not in vain for a visit to Nanjia Fort."

Meng Jintang was speechless.

While it might not be appropriate to set overly high expectations for sincerity in celebrating the birthday of Nanjia Fort's old master, it would be advisable to express related sentiments with a bit more subtlety, considering the guest is under their roof.

As a seasoned gamer, Meng Jintang had actually anticipated the mentoring session that would follow his meeting with Chang Jiuhui.

However, she didn't expect the old man to not assess people based on age; instead, he used a more egalitarian tone, expressing a desire for mutual competition rather than framing it as a test for a youngster.

Wan Wangde also noticed the nuances in Chang Jiuhui's words and immediately adjusted his assessment of Meng Jintang's medical skills.

— Even a young girl was deemed worthy of being mentioned in the same breath as the divine physician Chang Jiuhui. One couldn't help but wonder about the profound heritage of the mysterious Hanshan Sect.

[System: Advanced physician Chang Jiuhui initiated a detoxification challenge against Meng Jintang.

Mission objective: Defeat Chang Jiuhui.

Countdown: None.]

Meng Jintang smiled, "Old sir, your generosity is deeply appreciated, but I'm afraid I might not be respectful enough in return. I wonder how we should

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