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I Can See Through All Things' Information

Reborn into the body of a poor young boy in an unknown village in another world, Lu Qing felt quite helpless. Fortunately, he awakened an ability to see through the information of objects, which gave him a bit of capital to survive. He looked at a weed by the road. [Cow bone grass, average quality, medicinal, highly effective in treating bone injuries.] He looked at a red carp in the river. [Red moon carp, excellent quality, delicious meat, a top-grade nourishing food.] He looked at a wild rabbit in the mountains. [Gray rabbit, ordinary wild rabbit, edible.] ... With his innate ability, Lu Qing gradually established himself in the village, able to survive. Just when he thought he would lead a peaceful life in this ancient world with low productivity, one day, he suddenly saw a figure sweeping across the sky...

King of Salted Fish · Oriental
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Chapter 39: The Ceremony of Becoming a Disciple

"Grandpa Chen, I have gathered all the herbs," Lu Qing said breathlessly as he displayed the medicine basket to Old Doctor Chen in the Half Mountain Small Courtyard.

After digging up the cow bone grass, he had run all the way back, fearing he wouldn't make it in time.

The elder doctor glanced at the herbs in the basket and nodded with satisfaction.

"Very good, very good, it must have been hard for you to gather all these herbs."

"Grandpa Chen, what do you mean by that?" Lu Qing was somewhat puzzled.

It seemed the elder doctor had more to say.

"Do you know why I set the range of the test near the village?" the elder doctor asked.

"I don't know," Lu Qing shook his head.

"It's because the herbs growing near the village are not many, barely a dozen types," the elder doctor said, stroking his beard, "that you could dig up these herbs and bring them here intact within an 'hour' tells me you have been quite attentive to these herbs on ordinary days."

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