Chapter 350: If it weren’t for our luck, we would have turned into a handful of yellow soil by now.
Suddenly, she had an idea and slapped her forehead, "Grandpa, I’ll send you some good stuff later."
Old Master Yuan asked with a chuckle, "What good stuff?"
Luo Qiao smiled and said, "I can’t tell you now. You’ll know when I send it."
Just then, Luo Qiao remembered encountering a South China Tiger in a deep mountain in the south, locked in battle with three adult wild boars. The fight ended with both parties injured. She had wanted to save the tiger, but unfortunately, its injuries were too severe, having been wounded in several places by the boars’ sharp tusks.
In the end, she gained from it, not only acquiring a tiger and three wild boars but also capturing a half-grown litter of wild piglets. It then occurred to her that the South China Tiger must have been after the piglets.
Therefore, she brewed a lot of Tiger Bone Liquor, known for strengthening muscles and bones, fortifying knee joints, dispelling wind and cold, and primarily used for treating aches in the muscles and bones, as well as limb numbness—indeed a good thing—but such a product was no longer seen in later generations in China.
Since 1993, after China joined the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, the standard for medicinal use of tiger bones was abolished, prohibiting the manufacturing of medicine from tiger bones and the trade of Tiger Bone Liquor.
Lucky to have come across it, Luo Qiao made full use of the tiger, brewing quite a bit of Tiger Bone Liquor and storing it in her spatial area, where she also added varying amounts of Spatial Well Water for separation. At the time, she had also brewed medicinal liquor and Ginseng Wine and stored them together.