The Good-for-Nothing Seventh Miss Part 2 || LK Adaptation

𝑻𝒘𝒐 𝑯𝒖𝒏𝒅𝒓𝒆𝒅 𝑺𝒊𝒙𝒕𝒚 𝑭𝒐𝒖𝒓

If it were Teacher Ye Qing, he would also be this kind.

When it came to herbalism, Lisa was most grateful to Ye Qing. Without Ye Qing's guidance, she did not know how many detours she would have to take on the road of herbalism. It was also impossible for her to break through to the level of a Great Herbalist in such a short time.

Not only did Ye Qing help her, but he also gave up his superior environment at Saint Laurent Academy in order to support her construction in the Forsaken Land. He came to the turbulent Forsaken Land with Yun Qi and taught Tzuyu and the rest herbalism, nurturing the first batch of herbalists for the Forsaken Land.

Lisa could no longer express her gratitude to Ye Qing in words.

Now that she saw Mumu Fan, who was somewhat similar to Ye Qing, her eyes could not help but show a nostalgic smile.

This slight change in Lisa fell right into Mumu Fan's eyes. Mumu Fan looked at Lisa with a gentle smile and said, "This is?"

Gege Lu immediately said, "This is Momo Lisa, a new member of our guild."

"Have we met before?" Mumu Fan always felt that Lisa looked at him as if he were a friend she had known for many years, but Mumu Fan also felt that Lisa's eyes were very unfamiliar.

Lisa was slightly stupefied. Only then did she realize that she had gradually overlapped Mumu Fan's image with Ye Qing. She subconsciously looked at Mumu Fan as if looking at Ye Qing.

"Sorry, it's just that Master Mumu Fan, you are very similar to my master, so I..." In the face of Mumu Fan, who felt very similar to Ye Qing, Lisa responded very politely.

"Is that so? Now that you mention it, I'd like to meet your master. Herbalists and alchemists are inseparable. Similarity is not a coincidence." Mumu Fan completely misunderstood what Lisa meant. He thought the master Lisa mentioned was an alchemist.

"If there is a chance in the future." Lisa nodded with a smile. As long as the dwarves joined the alliance, Ye Qing and Mumu Fan would certainly have a chance to meet.

Lisa never thought that dwarves were inferior to humans and elves in herbalism. Their lagging progress in pharmaceutical research was entirely due to the scarce resources they had. If they stood on the same starting line as humans and elves, the dwarves would not necessarily lose.

Mumu Fan smiled without the slightest arrogance. He was just like a kind old man.

"Mimi Si, where are the potions you mentioned before?" Mumu Fan looked at Mimi Si. He had been dragged over by Mimi Si while making potions. Mimi Si only said that she had found a more perfect potion than the previous bottle of potion, and then took him to the High Clouds Auction House. Along the way, Mimi Si explained to Mumu Fan how rare the bottle of potion was and also told Mumu Fan her own plans. Mimi Si did not want the potions to fall into the hands of other dwarves, but Mimi Si's own financial resources were limited, so she could only pin her hopes on her master.

Eighty million gold coins was an astronomical figure for Mimi Si, but it was not an unimaginable price for Mumu Fan, the number one herbalist on the Storm Continent.

Mumu Fan, like many top herbalists, was obsessed with herbalism and did not care about money at all. He lived in seclusion and almost never set foot on the trading market. All he had to do every day was study herbalism and nothing else.

Every day, the Dwarf King would send a large number of medicinal ingredients for Mumu Fan to use. He didn't need to spend any money making potions at all. Everything was arranged for him by the Dwarf King. Moreover, Mumu Fan received a very considerable sum of money from the king every month, but he hadn't touched a single cent of it. He didn't even ask for this treatment. The dwarf who delivered the money would just put the box directly in his storeroom, and Mumu Fan never looked at it again.