The Five Difficulties of Qi Consumption are difficult to find, difficult to gather, difficult to consume, and difficult to refine. The last difficulty is known to the world as the "difficulty to balance," but the old monk calls it the "difficulty to compete."
A hundred strands of Xuanhuang are fully absorbed into the body, turning into wispy forms and gathering into a large pit of yellow water.
Because the surrounding yellow soil turns into a swamp, with a blackish hue, the sky is bathed in green light.
Under the reflection of these elements, it looks like a pit of pus.
Liang Qu was about to tear off a wisp of Ju Mang's Qi Machine to dye the "pus" green when he suddenly paused his actions.
He saw the peach tree not far away and noticed the "green grass" near the pit.
The green grass is lush and thriving, gleaming with a vibrant emerald.
Compared to those far from the pit, it is extra tender by three degrees.
