I Can Infinitely Synthesize Transcendent Genes

The people who had come for treatment left with gratitude and appreciation.

After more than thirty minutes.

It was finally quiet outside the door. The old master looked up and smiled, “Your vitality recovery is quite good.”

“I have to thank you, old sir,” Pei Jinye expressed his sincere thanks.

The old master waved his hand dismissively.

In fact, he hadn’t done much, except for reluctantly using two drops of God Water. As for Jinye’s condition, he couldn’t find the root cause.

“Would you like me to take your pulse?” the old master asked.

Jinye came over and sat down, extending his hand with a gentle gaze, “That would be much appreciated.”

Once the old master entered the zone, his look turned serious.

The curious young girl was perched at the desk, pen in hand, ready to take notes on what the old master was about to say. Usually, she only had to wait a couple of seconds, but with Jinye, she waited more than ten seconds and received no response.

She lifted her head.

Her clear, distinct eyes now looked curiously towards Pei Jinye and the old master.

But mostly towards Pei Jinye.

She knew there was a new guest in the courtyard, staying in Sister Red Lotus’s room.

Sister Red Lotus said it was her brother.

But it seemed like not everyone thought so.

“Your body is in good shape,” the old master told Pei Jinye.

Pei Jinye listened quietly.

The old master was silent for a while, not informing the young girl behind him, but for the first time he personally wrote a prescription and handed it over, “It’s hard to break into that realm, but if you’re resolved, you can try my prescription.”

Jinye was somewhat surprised.

The medicinal herbs listed on the prescription seemed quite expensive at a glance.

The old master lowered his voice, “Breaking through the Three realm is difficult, especially in these times, even more so. You’re still young, so you might want to think it over.”

Pei Jinye knew he was talking about the Martial Arts Three Realm.

He had been unconscious for two days.

Yet his awareness of the outside world remained intact.

The people here, especially the Pharmacist old master, hadn’t taken advantage of his vulnerable state to do anything to his body.

But his muscles and bones had already been trained.

The old master could certainly see that.

And probably only he could see his true foundation.

Maybe the old master’s talent was actually bone reading?

Pei Jinye entertained the thought with a bit of mischief as he put away the prescription.

“Everyone living in the courtyard has some skills. Master Nan in the east excels at blacksmithing and has his own little forge. He’s good at it, and you can go take a look when you’re free.

The household in the west is Old Li’s. He went blind in his early years, so he doesn’t come out much. His temper is a bit volatile but he’s not a bad person. He loves to drink and boast; it’s best to just listen to him.

Your neighbor across, Xiao Qiu, recently found a job in a logistics company and he’s doing well. It’s like a rebirth for the prodigal son. His heart’s not bad, he’s just a bit lazy at times.”

Pei Jinye knew the old man was indirectly telling him about the residents here.

He expressed his thanks.

He had wanted to inquire about the God Water, but more people had come to seek treatment, their attire mostly resembling that of the inhabitants from The Slums of Da Peng City.

Jinye made way.

The old lady behind him repeatedly expressed her thanks.

Pei Jinye nodded in acknowledgment and then left the front hall.

Watching the old master patiently explain something to the patients, he sighed to himself.

“This North Continent doesn’t seem as bad as I had imagined.”

He turned around.

And went to find Master Nan.

Master Nan was that brawny man who liked swinging a heavy hammer, a bit shy around people.

Seeing Pei Jinye show up in front of his forge took Master Nan by surprise, leaving him unsure of what to do.

“Master Nan, please go about your work. I’m just wandering around, am I not getting in your way?” Pei Jinye said politely.

“No, not at all. Would you like… some water?” Master Nan turned and saw that there was only a cup he had used himself.

“I’m not thirsty,” Pei Jinye said, observing the materials around, his gaze finally falling on the heavy hammer in Master Nan’s hands, asking with confusion, “Master Nan, are you an Artifact Refiner?”

“A bit,” Master Nan said, scratching his head embarrassedly, “but what I love most is blacksmithing.”

“Coincidentally, I do a bit of smithing too, and occasionally engage in ‘three melon touch’,” Pei Jinye made a cold joke, clearly one that Master Nan did not understand.

Pei Jinye skillfully changed the subject, pulling out a ring.

“Could you modify this a little for me, Master Nan? I’m not very fond of this style.”

“Certainly.”

“For the materials and labor cost…”

“There’s no need,” Master Nan dismissed the notion with a wave of his hands. “It’s a small task. What style would you like?”

A small task?

Pei Jinye did not demur.

As Master Nan predicted, in less than three minutes, a brand-new Strength Ring was in front of Pei Jinye.

Master Nan was somewhat embarrassed as he said, “I noticed there was a deficiency in it, so I also fixed that for you. You won’t have to worry about damaging it when you activate it now.”

Pei Jinye put on the Strength Ring.

And was momentarily stunned.

How had it become Super A Level?

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