Elixirs aren't necessarily better if they're more expensive; the key is to be suitable and moderate.
The elixirs taken by a Grandmaster contain an immense amount of Qi Blood, theoretically enough to raise an ordinary person to a Third-Grade Martial Artist instantly.
But if an ordinary person dared to eat it, they'd be blasted with Qi Blood into a Hulk before becoming a spectacular firework.
The lowest-grade Qi Blood Pill, although it contains less Qi Blood, requires more advanced refining techniques, which can ensure the safety of ordinary people.
Of course, this low-cost option offers particularly inefficient cultivation.
As the elixir's Qi Blood value increases, it becomes more volatile, consuming more raw materials and inevitably becoming very expensive.
The Tangzhu Pill sells for 800 credits each because it already marks the limit of a second-grade elixir.
A top-grade Tangzhu Pill is not something a second-grade Martial Artist can digest.
