The mountain path further up was too dangerous.
Su Wen worried that halfway through, a natural trap formed by dead leaves and branches might ensnare him, and one careless step could send him tumbling down the mountainside.
Having confirmed that there was at least one type of Cordyceps militaris usable, Su Wen could now return with Ding Yingying to issue the task of collecting Cordyceps militaris.
During this collection process, the hunters and villagers might also encounter other herbs and could bring samples back for Su Wen to check their quality.
Early the next morning, Ding Xiaocai hurriedly called the village's hunters and idle farmers over.
"Everyone should recognize Mr. Su by now," he said.
As Ding Xiaocai pulled Su Wen into the middle of the crowd, the moment he began to speak, a villager laughed and said, "Who doesn't know about Divine Doctor Su now? He's the one who alleviated the rheumatic pain of the old man in my family."
