Transmigration with Cheat Codes Chapter 44.2: Exchange of Skills (Part 2)

The "Release Stagnation Method" heavily relied on true qi, allowing the aggregation of minute toxins from a large quantity of substances.

Meng Jintang held the bowl containing the poisoned blood in her hands, infused it with inner energy, and watched as the liquid inside slowly began to swirl.

The first time Meng Jintang used the "Release Stagnation Method," she couldn't help but exclaim in surprise.

If her memory served her right, wasn't this essentially centrifugal separation? Did physics really apply to this world? When martial artists were soaring through the air with their qinggong, did they ever consider the feelings of gravity?

Zuo Lingqiu did not participate in the competition but was willing to offer his personal opinion, "It looks like a mixed-element poison, which is why it's not so easily detectable."

Meng Jintang nodded. If she hadn't guessed the apprentice's murderous intent and treated the person, thinking that Chang Jiuhui was already poisoned, she might have treated the slight anomaly shown by the apprentice as a common health issue.

After all, Chang Jiuhui was a renowned physician, and the presence of medicine in his meridians and blood might not have seemed unusual.

Chang Jiuhui said, "If I had continued to ignore it, the poison would have gradually invaded my organs and then erupted all at once."

Pausing for a moment, he continued, "In that case, regardless of the outcome of the competition, the ownership of this manual should belong to the young lady."

Meng Jintang leaned back in her chair and smiled, saying, "Thank you, Mr Chang."

She used a silver needle to pick out the precipitated poison and placed it on a white porcelain plate. In the candlelight, the darkened blood revealed a subtle, almost imperceptible, darker spot.

Zuo Lingqiu observed Meng Jintang's technique and confirmed that this young lady was highly skilled in the field of medicine.

Despite her young age, not only was she highly skilled in martial arts, but her medical expertise was also remarkable. It seemed that bei

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