Yu Lingzi experienced a mix of sorrow and joy, struggling mightily to calm his mind.
His master had taught him that extreme joy or sorrow could easily damage one's Primordial Qi, leading to diminished cultivation. Cultivators should approach such situations with a light heart, not allowing emotions to ensnare them.
Yu Lingzi struggled to get up, activating his Primordial Spirit to help the plum blossom deer reconnect its bones that had been crushed by Black Pot.
With his Primordial Spirit residing in the emptiness, he reached out his hand, which could pass through Master Mei's skin, deep into his flesh, locating the broken bones to rejoin them without creating new injuries.
There were many divine healers in the Taoist orders, like the Medicine Saint Sun Simiao, who was among their number. Yu Lingzi also had various Spiritual Medicines on him; delivering them with his Primordial Spirit would allow them to reach deep into the wounds.
