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Yun Yi pondered whether his existence would alter Tang Zhou's fate. However, it is said that while the mountains and rivers may change, one's nature is hard to shift. Even if Tang Zhou chose not to rebel for the time being, his inner turmoil was likely unavoidable. Thus, Yun Yi felt it necessary to warn Zhang Jiao.
He gently pinched his fingers as if calculating fate. Soon, he turned his gaze toward Zhang Jiao. "General Zhang, do you have a messenger named Tang Zhou under your command?"
Upon hearing this, Zhang Jiao felt a surge of caution. "What you say is indeed true; there is such a person. What do you think of Tang Zhou? Is there a problem?"
Yun Yi replied, "I have made a rough prediction for you. If you wish to ensure that your grand ambitions remain unscathed, you must exercise extra caution regarding Tang Zhou."
Zhang Jiao had deep trust in Tang Zhou, who held significant influence among his inner circle. What reason could compel a celestial being like Yun Yi to bring up this matter? If everything were progressing smoothly, there would be no need for the immortal to specifically caution him about Tang Zhou.
Thus, it was clear that something about Tang Zhou was suspicious! With this thought in mind, Zhang Jiao understood Yun Yi's good intentions and wondered what the immortal's insights might imply.
Yun Yi waved his hand slightly. "The world is filled with mysteries, and the future is uncertain. I merely wish to remind you that this person harbors hidden dangers."
After hearing this, Zhang Jiao had already made up his mind. Although the immortal had not provided absolute certainty, when it came to the lives of hundreds of thousands of Tai Dao followers, it was better to err on the side of caution than to dismiss potential threats.
Ultimately, while Tang Zhou was one of his trusted confidants, he was not the only one.
Now, Tai Dao has spread throughout the Eastern Han, with followers numbering over ten thousand. The addition or subtraction of a Tang Zhou does not significantly impact the overall situation. On the contrary, leaving behind a hidden malignant tumor could bring about more unknown risks.
Yun Yi suddenly recalled having seen Fu Shui earlier and asked, "Speaking of which, I noticed that you give the believers Fu Shui to invigorate their spirits and restore their stamina?"
Zhang Jiao nodded at this. Excitedly, he retrieved a small package from a box in the corner of the tent, containing some kind of powdered medicine. He handed the package to Yun Yi and proudly displayed it, saying, "Great Immortal, this is the herbal medicine I added to Fu Shui. I call it Wushi San."
"This Wushi San was discovered by me by chance. It requires five ingredients: Chi Shi Zhi, Xiong Huang, Ming Fan, Zeng Qing, and Magnet. When mixed together and refined in a cauldron according to the method of harmonizing the Five Elements Yin and Yang, it can take shape. After consumption, it refreshes the mind and invigorates the body, even extending one's lifespan."
"Do you think I have a talent for alchemy?"
"Is this really Wushi San?" Yun Yi found himself momentarily speechless, unsure of what to say next. He did not know whether Zhang Jiao's claim of having alchemical talent was true, but he certainly had a knack for concocting poisons.
Although Wushi San might not have been widely known at the end of the Eastern Han period, it sparked a nationwide craze during the Wei Jin to Southern and Northern Dynasties period. At that time, almost every noble family took pride in being able to consume Wushi San, and this trend lasted for over five centuries. However, Wushi San was far from being a beneficial product; it was more akin to a substance abuse issue.
Wushi San possesses a strong heating property, causing users to feel an intense heat throughout their bodies, often accompanied by brief hallucinations. On the surface, it seems to invigorate the mind and replenish stamina. However, it is extremely detrimental to one's health. Not to mention its inability to promote longevity,
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