In fact, Chu Tianyang was logical in his view of the situation. If it hadn't been for greed or the desire to do something substantial, he would never have coveted the elixir of immortality; after all, it sold for a very high price. Moreover, those who could afford most of the elixir were indeed very economically strong. Although not quite on par with the major families, having several millions or even tens of millions was definitely no issue for them.
Therefore, Chu Tianyang believed that such people were not worthy of sympathy, which is why he was now indifferent to the matter of the elixir of immortality. Deep down, he only cared about the elixir because it concerned the future prospects of his Chu Family. As long as it didn't affect the future development of the Chu Family, he couldn't care less about who bought the elixir. In his eyes, it had nothing to do with him.
