The others chimed in one after another, speaking one after another:
"Exactly, this Lin Lang may not really be an alchemy master! Teacher Liu, you haven't seen him perform alchemy with your own eyes, right? Maybe he's just a man of empty reputation."
As they spoke, they exchanged glances as if seeking more support for their doubts.
Old Liu was at a loss for words when he heard these remarks, not knowing how to refute them.
He opened his mouth but found himself unable to produce concrete evidence of Lin Lang's alchemy, as he indeed hadn't seen Lin Lang perform it firsthand.
Yet in his heart, there was an inexplicable certainty; he had never doubted Lin Lang's skills, a sort of intuition, a judgment accumulated over many years of experience.
Seeing Old Liu remain silent, Wu Dan believed her words had gained the upper hand and continued:
