The protagonist collects medicinal herbs

There were a few novels that met the needs of the protagonist in finding medicinal herbs. Among them,"I Became the King of the Spirit Realm After Being Fired","Godly Doctor Little Beggar","Portable Medicine Field","Grand Elder at the Beginning","Black-bellied Cutie: The Drug God Mother's Tyrannical Father","Medicine Doctor Rebirth: Alchemist from the Other World","The Sword Master from the Other World","The Music Emperor","The Rebirth of the Medicinal Herbs Boss","The Great Xia Demon Monk","I Became an Immortal After Dressing as the Female Lead of a Sadistic Story","The Ghost King Chases His Wife for 1000 Days: Proud Princess Consort "," The Trash Poison Consort Is Going Against the Sky ", and so on may meet your needs. I hope you like these recommendations!

Herbs that cost more than 500 yuan per catty included ginseng, deer antler, ganoderma lucidum, cordycep, and Tianma. These medicinal herbs had high nutritional value and efficacy, and were known as the " gold of Chinese herbal medicine." The quality of high-priced herbs depended on their origin, planting environment, and harvesting time. The prices of some medicinal herbs, such as wild jujube seeds and pseudoginseng, had risen recently. However, the high price did not necessarily mean that the quality of the medicinal herbs was superior. Therefore, one had to be more cautious when choosing and purchasing these medicinal herbs.

The names of medicinal herbs and immortal herbs in novels often had mysterious and extraordinary characteristics. Here are some common names: 1. Spirit Grass: It usually refers to herbs with magical effects such as immortal grass, spirit grass, immortal medicine, etc. 2. Immortal Peach: It refers to a legendary fruit that is said to have extraordinary effects and often appears in fantasy novels. 3. Immortal Dew: A legendary dew that is said to be able to cure all kinds of diseases. It often appears in fantasy novels. 4. Fairy Grass Flower: It refers to a kind of flower with magical effects such as fairy flower, fairy grass peony, etc. 5. Divine Grass: It usually refers to herbs with magical effects such as Divine Grass, Divine Grass Golden Wound Medicine, etc. 6. Fairy medicine: It refers to a kind of medicine with magical effects, such as fairy medicine, immortal medicine, etc. 7. Herbs that are different from the others. 8. Spirit Grass: It refers to a type of medicinal herb with extraordinary effects, such as spirit grass, spirit medicine, etc. [9. Strange Herb: It refers to a type of herb that stands out from the rest, such as a strange herb or a strange herb.] These were just some common names. In fact, many of the names of medicinal herbs and immortal herbs in the novel depended on the author's imagination and creative intentions.

Market analysis of Chinese herbal medicine Tinospora. Tinospora was a traditional Chinese herbal medicine. In recent years, it had received the attention of many pharmaceutical companies, and the demand had increased year by year. However, due to the long-term disorderly mining, the wild resources of Tinospora were decreasing year by year, and the market price was rising. At present, the supply of Tinospora in the market was relatively sufficient. The recent market price had dropped compared to the previous period. The current price was around 240 yuan, and the price was 280 yuan. Tinospora had a bright future, but the new planting area in the country was not large, and there were no artificially grown products that could be recycled. The planting conditions of Tinospora foeniculata required high air humidity and good ventilation. The altitude should not exceed 2000 meters, and the soil should be loose and well permeated. According to the analysis of the planting input and output of the Tinospora, it could be harvested after 4 to 5 years of planting. The income per mu of land could reach about 400,000 yuan, and the benefits were considerable. Overall, the market for Tinospora was currently stable, but it was necessary to continue to pay attention to the changes in the market in the later stages.

Hu Qingyu Hall's medicinal herbs came from the origin of the medicinal herbs. They insisted on the traditional purchasing method and required the purchasing staff to travel thousands of miles to find authentic medicinal herbs. When Hu Qingyu Hall was first established, they went to the origin of the medicinal herbs to purchase them, and this tradition was still maintained to this day. They demanded that the medicinal ingredients used in medicine must be authentic and strive to be "authentic." In today's information technology society, Hu Qingyu Hall still insisted on this requirement and was committed to finding high-quality medicinal herbs.

I recommend the book "I Have Countless Medicinal Pills". The protagonist can use the system to exchange for medicinal pills. For example, first-grade to third-grade medicinal pills: first-grade Essence Gathering Pill, second-grade Five Elements Origin Breaking Pill, third-grade Six Earth Emperor Pill. As for the herbs, readers should understand the details themselves. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The medicinal herb, Jade Bamboo, had the effect of nourishing yin, nourishing dryness, and quenching thirst. It could improve lung and stomach yin injury, dry cough and other diseases, and treat autumn dryness that injured stomach yin. In addition, it could also treat symptoms such as yin deficiency, dry throat, cough, and phlegm. It also had the effects of replenishing qi and blood, strengthening the spleen and appetizing the appetite, nourishing the lungs and relieving cough, clearing away heat and detoxification, protecting the liver, dispelling dampness and reducing swelling. Jade Bamboo could also lower blood sugar, embellish the skin and reduce inflammation. It also had a soothing effect on symptoms such as palpitation and heartache. However, there were other aspects of research regarding the medicinal value of Jade Bamboo, such as its effect on the heart and blood pressure.

Hu Qingyu Hall's Medicinal Cuisine Restaurant had a very high rating on the public reviews. According to the user's evaluation, the taste, environment, and service of this herbal restaurant were all highly rated. The average cost was about 100 yuan. The Medicinal Cuisine Restaurant featured medicinal cuisine. Every dish on the menu had Chinese medicine to match, which not only satisfied the taste requirements, but also had the effect of health preservation. Among them, the roasted pumpkin with wolfberries was one of the signature dishes of the herbal restaurant, which was praised by many users as delicious. In addition, Hu Qingyu Hall Medicinal Cuisine Restaurant had also been selected for the Michelin Guide and launched a special menu called "Hu Family Banquet", which was a combination of Hui cuisine, Hangzhou cuisine and traditional Chinese medicine recipes, which was loved by many diners. In general, Hu Qingyu Hall's Medicinal Cuisine Restaurant had received good reviews from users on the public reviews. It was a medicinal cuisine restaurant worth trying.

Hu Qingyu Hall Medicinal Cuisine Restaurant was established in the 1980s, but the specific time of its establishment was not mentioned.

There was a Chinese medicinal herb called Backwater Fragrance. Backwater incense was a type of plant that belonged to the category of Chinese medicinal herbs. It was mainly produced in Guizhou, Sichuan, and other places in China. Backwater incense had the effects of clearing heat and detoxification, relieving pain, calming the nerves, and so on. It was widely used in Chinese medicine to treat many diseases.