(Anti-theft chapter, replaced in one and a half hours)

When Ji Jiashu heard her call the examiner, why wouldn't he feel a little toothy.

This was probably the first time he heard a name other than Mr. Ji from Ying Baoyue. Of course, he also knew very well why she insisted on this title. After he made those agreements with her, she had always strictly abide by it. She would ask him some harmless questions, but she would never get close to the core of the initial ceremony.

If the Nanchu people were not out of the way, Ji Jiashu had no doubt that even if she danced silently, she would not speak to him.

He was obviously in a very good position to make use of, and even the people of Nanchu wanted to make use of him in vain.

But she won't.

This is the eldest princess of the Former Qin Dynasty he knew, Ying Baoyue.

Even if she meets him on such an occasion, all her behaviors are within the rules and regulations.

Then he is just like her.

At this moment, the friction sound of pulling the sword out of the sheath broke Ji Jiashu's brief thoughts. With a slight "click", he looked closely and saw the girl in front of him picking off the long sword on her waist and pulling it out and gently putting it on the table.

It's extremely cooperative.

When searching for other practitioners before, checking weapons always has the greatest resistance.

After all... the weapon of every practitioner is also a good place to temper poison, and Ji Jiashu's eyes are slightly deep.

Because they are all on-site drug production, the difference in the effects of poisons between top experts is often very small. If you encounter a situation where you want to collect herbs in the forest, because the time difference between the poison is small, the speed of the medicine will become the key to victory. However, it is extremely difficult to dispense medicine in a humid and muddy environment in the forest. For orthodox practitioners, they generally need to bring the medicinal materials to the medicine test table and use the tools there to make the poison.

So when you need to go to the forest to collect herbs, you need to compare the speed of dispensing. In fact, the test is who can find the medicinal materials first and who can run out of the forest first.

Practitioners are always the most keen on fighting. Since they want to compare who can run out of the forest as fast as possible, then they will naturally have another way to win than to run faster than themselves, which is to stop others from leaving the forest.

In other words, it means stumbling up to others.

This means that in a sense, this round is like the first round of the crowd fighting. Once you enter the mountains and forests, private fights will occur among practitioners.

In the battle between the people, the private fights of the practitioners are explicitly forbidden. In this round, the swords are prohibited from being directly flirted with blades facing each other, but poisoning is allowed.

In a medical and drug war, even if everything is prohibited, it will not be prohibited from poisoning.

Here, poisoning will not be condemned, and it is not a bad thing. Unfortunately, you can only blame your skills for being inferior to others.

Therefore, being able to make the opponent lose his ability to move by poisoning can be said to be the key to winning this round.

The original intention here is to allow practitioners to mix poisons in the forest to fight, but the on-site preparation of medicines is not a skill that ordinary practitioners can master, so they have fraud. Clothing harbors poison is just a trick of carving insects. In order to win, those who are lower-level will hide poison in their hair and clothes, while those who are higher-level will want to quench the poison into their swords.

Unlike hair and clothing, swords are more difficult to temper poison. Because of the protection of scabbards and the true energy of the practitioner, it is difficult for even high-level practitioners to see at a glance that it is even more difficult to encounter a magic weapon with extraordinary aura. As a sword in the other hand of the practitioner, almost no one is willing to take the initiative to display it, let alone promote the sword.

Ji Jiashu stood in this shed all morning today, and the most important thing he did was... He strictly required the practitioner to pull out his sword.

The first one to draw the sword was the first one in front of him.

Ji Jiashu looked at Ying Baoyue in front of him and sighed in his heart. If all the practitioners were like her, he would be relieved.

Clear and straightforward.

He stared at the clear eyes of the girl in front of him and took a deep breath.

She was as always, and he was as always. When he heard her call examiner, Ji Jiashu would not feel a little sore.

This was probably the first time he heard a name other than Mr. Ji from Ying Baoyue. Of course, he also knew very well why she insisted on this title. After he made those agreements with her, she had always strictly abide by it. She would ask him some harmless questions, but she would never get close to the core of the initial ceremony.

If the Nanchu people were not out of the way, Ji Jiashu had no doubt that even if she danced silently, she would not speak to him.

He was obviously in a very good position to make use of, and even the people of Nanchu wanted to make use of him in vain.

But she won't.

This is the eldest princess of the Former Qin Dynasty he knew, Ying Baoyue.

Even if she meets him on such an occasion, all her behaviors are within the rules and regulations.

Then he is just like her.

At this moment, the friction sound of pulling the sword out of the sheath broke Ji Jiashu's brief thoughts. With a slight "click", he looked closely and saw the girl in front of him picking off the long sword on her waist and pulling it out and gently putting it on the table.

It's extremely cooperative.

When searching for other practitioners before, checking weapons always has the greatest resistance.

After all... the weapon of every practitioner is also a good place to temper poison, and Ji Jiashu's eyes are slightly deep.

Because they are all on-site drug production, the difference in the effects of poisons between top experts is often very small. If you encounter a situation where you want to collect herbs in the forest, because the time difference between the poison is small, the speed of the medicine will become the key to victory. However, it is extremely difficult to dispense medicine in a humid and muddy environment in the forest. For orthodox practitioners, they generally need to bring the medicinal materials to the medicine test table and use the tools there to make the poison.

So when you need to go to the forest to collect herbs, you need to compare the speed of dispensing. In fact, the test is who can find the medicinal materials first and who can run out of the forest first.

Practitioners are always the most keen on fighting. Since they want to compare who can run out of the forest as fast as possible, then they will naturally have another way to win than to run faster than themselves, which is to stop others from leaving the forest.

In other words, it means stumbling up to others.

This means that in a sense, this round is like the first round of the crowd fighting. Once you enter the mountains and forests, private fights will occur among practitioners.

In the battle between the people, the private fights of the practitioners are explicitly forbidden. In this round, the swords are prohibited from being directly flirted with blades facing each other, but poisoning is allowed.

In a medical and drug war, even if everything is prohibited, it will not be prohibited from poisoning.

Here, poisoning will not be condemned, and it is not a bad thing. Unfortunately, you can only blame your skills for being inferior to others.

Therefore, being able to make the opponent lose his ability to move by poisoning can be said to be the key to winning this round.

The original intention here is to allow practitioners to mix poisons in the forest to fight, but the on-site preparation of medicines is not a skill that ordinary practitioners can master, so they have fraud. Clothing harbors poison is just a trick of carving insects. In order to win, those who are lower-level will hide poison in their hair and clothes, while those who are higher-level will want to quench the poison into their swords.

Unlike hair and clothing, swords are more difficult to temper poison. Because of the protection of scabbards and the true energy of the practitioner, it is difficult for even high-level practitioners to see at a glance that it is even more difficult to encounter a magic weapon with extraordinary aura. As a sword in the other hand of the practitioner, almost no one is willing to take the initiative to display it, let alone promote the sword.

Ji Jiashu stood in this shed all morning today, and the most important thing he did was... He strictly required the practitioner to pull out his sword.

The first one to draw the sword was the first one in front of him.

Ji Jiashu looked at Ying Baoyue in front of him and sighed in his heart. If all the practitioners were like her, he would be relieved.
Chapter completed!