Survival at Sea: I Became Number One by Growing Mushrooms

Zhang Huaiyi? He seems to be a very famous figure on Earth, coming from a renowned family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners.

Xu Jiawei had heard of this person's name before, and given his age, he should be one of the second batch of players to enter.

To become a level four pharmacist in such a short time speaks volumes about this person's skill. But does someone like this not have a master? If so, with such talent, surely a teacher would provide guidance?

Thinking about it, Xu Jiawei asked, "Sir, did you not have a teacher?"

Just as the base leader was about to say something, the old man interrupted him, saying, "It's not like it's something that can't be said." He looked at Xu Jiawei and said, "Indeed, some people wanted to take me on as a disciple before, but they all refused because they thought I was too old and wouldn't live much longer."

It's not something shameful; it's a fact that he is indeed old. Even if leveling up increases his attributes and extends his lifespan, the hope is too slim for someone like him who is halfway to the grave.

"You learned to be a Level 4 Pharmacist on your own?" Xu Jiawei looked at Zhang Huaiyi with admiration. "Is this the Innate Pharmacist Body? It's terrifying; I can't even imagine it."

So Xu Jiawei's refining method was more professional this time, and she slowed down the process. She threw the herbs into the crucible with professional standard techniques and added her own little tricks, which were techniques she used to make things easier.

As Xu Jiawei explained the process, she continued, "Here, we need to wait for the potion to turn sapphire blue before adding the next herb..."

"The herbs need to be taken out immediately after they turn black, otherwise it will affect the quality of the potion."

"This herb requires extremely precise extraction of its essence, otherwise the potion's grade will drop by one level." Xu Jiawei was very serious as she refined the potion. The atmosphere was very quiet, so quiet that you could hear everyone breathing, especially the pharmacists, who were writing down their notes with their pens flying everywhere.

Even Si Yunming and the others studied diligently, hoping that if they could learn it, they would gain another skill.

Everyone was surprised that they could learn something so important on the first day. They really made the right choice to come. I wonder if those skilled players who didn't come regretted it.

After the refining was completed, Xu Jiawei looked at one of the guides standing beside her and asked, "Was it all recorded?"

The cameraman was stunned. He only came to his senses when Xu Jiawei asked him a question. "Boss, it's done. It's done."

Xu Jiawei nodded and said, "You can share these things in the chat channel, but don't record my face. Of course, all the players who are recording can teach others. We are doing this for the common progress of humanity, not for monopolizing anything." If it can be shared with all players, it would be a good thing to improve the overall strength of the players.

After Xu Jiawei finished speaking, everyone looked at her with great admiration. She dared to entrust such a thing to someone; she truly deserved to be a top influencer.

But the photographer was conflicted; should they discuss something so important?

Soon, the leader of the group stepped forward and said, "Right now, the players' skill level is quite low. How about we just teach all the players the basic potion-making techniques? Once we have more intermediate-level alchemists, we can release the recipe for the second, more advanced potion. What do you think?"

Xu Jiawei nodded. After all, it's best not to bite off more than you can chew. Some people haven't even learned to walk yet, but they want to run. Let's build a solid foundation first.

At this moment, Bai Yu seemed to be deep in thought. She was now able to forge gold equipment, and since Xu Jiawei had generously shared her knowledge, she was no longer hiding anything and was preparing to teach others how to forge equipment.

Zhang Huaiyi was already immersed in his own world, seemingly writing furiously in his notebook, while several students looked at him with concern behind him.

After recording the data, Zhang Huaiyi took the crucible out of his bag and prepared for the experiment.

Seeing someone continue practicing potion making, everyone's eyes were fixed on him. He was a level four potion master, much better than the others.

Xu Jiawei was also watching closely, and she finally understood how her teacher felt: "The herb extraction was incomplete... the technique was a bit rusty... the herbs were added 20 seconds too late..."

Xu Jiawei kept talking until Zhang Huaiyi finished refining the potion. Zhang Huaiyi looked at the potion, which, although not of the best quality, was much better than before. He bowed deeply to Xu Jiawei and said, "Thank you for being willing to share this and guide us." He choked up as he spoke.

"Sir, please don't do this, I can't accept it." After all, Xu Jiawei considered herself just an ordinary person.

"No, you deserve it. Thank you for your generosity."

Soon, after a noisy exchange of questions and answers, the two hours were over. Everyone was still a little reluctant to leave. Next up was Si Yunming's class. Si Yunming didn't hold back and taught the combat martial arts he had passed down to these people. After all, Si Yunming's physical skills were very good, even better than Zhang Yunting, who had been in the army for many years.

This is something that several people have witnessed. It's just a pity that Zhang Yunting's practice of military combat techniques has already formed muscle memory, which is difficult to change. Otherwise, he would have to learn from Si Yunming no matter what.

They were taught one by one, and Commander Zhang saw their strengths. Xu Jiawei was good at magic and potions, Si Yunming was good at fighting and adapting to combat, Bai Yu was good at forging equipment, and Zhang Yunting had been in the army for many years and was very familiar with military training. As for Robert, she could probably teach him some support and enhancement methods.

Afterwards, Commander Zhang revised the curriculum based on the characteristics of each person. After Xu Jiawei finished her course, she received another training plan that night, which was even thicker than the previous version. Fortunately, she only read the first day's version of the previous one, otherwise it would have been a waste of time.

"Boss, this is the latest training plan, which Commander Zhang has rearranged according to your capabilities. Please take a look."

Xu Jiawei flipped through a few pages and found that a pharmacist course had been established. As one of the teachers, Xu Jiawei would be able to teach about once a week. As for the student schedule, there would be a pharmacist class every day during the first week. After a week, players with pharmacist talent would be selected and given a class every Sunday with two hours of training time.

The rest of the time is spent on normal training. Looking at the students' schedules, besides one potion class per day, there is also one forging class, which is probably Bai Yu's main course.

Besides potion classes, her usual duties include leading students to farm Cataclysm Source Points to level up. However, Xu Jiawei rarely needs to participate in this, except when going to advanced Cataclysm Source Points after ten days. Therefore, her classes are very relaxed, with two classes per week: one potion class and one Q&A class.

Xu Jiawei closed the schedule and went to find the other people.

The group gathered together, each holding their own schedule. Only Li Ming wore a bitter expression; he trained for 12 hours a day and had absolutely no time to level up with them.

"I don't have classes tomorrow, I'll go leveling up with you," Si Yunming said to Xu Jiawei.

"I don't have classes the day after tomorrow. Who's free the day after tomorrow?" Robert asked.

Bai Yu said, "I can't, I have classes tomorrow and the day after." Xu Jiawei and Si Yunming also shook their heads.

"I'm free the day after tomorrow." Zhang Yunting said, but he knew that if it was just the two of them, they probably wouldn't be able to farm high-level natural disaster source points.

Robert said with a smile, "If you don't mind, let's go farm intermediate-level Cataclysm source points."