Xia Qingzi: - The Demon Girl Juicing. Chapter 1....

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In a small, mystical shop nestled between a traditional tea house and a bustling street food stall, a peculiar sign creaked in the gentle breeze. The sign read "Qingzi's Demon Fruits" in elegant, crimson letters. Few passersby noticed the shop, and even fewer dared to venture inside. Rumors whispered that the shopkeeper, Xia Qingzi, was not your ordinary vendor. Some claimed she was a demon, a creature from the spirit realm, with a penchant for crafting extraordinary elixirs. The sign read "Qingzi's Demon Fruits" in elegant,

Every full moon, the Alchemy Hall harvested "resources." That was their word for the bodies of failed disciples, the ones whose meridians had collapsed or whose spirit roots were too impure. They were ground, pressed, and distilled into Essence Paste—a thick, sweet slurry that fed the true prodigies.

The moon hung low and fat, the color of a blood orange. From the direction of the Sect’s inner mountain came a rhythmic, wet thump-thump-thump —like a giant’s heart being pounded in a mortar. Qingzi crouched behind a broken cauldron, her stomach clenching.

"You see," she said, addressing the frozen junior disciple who could only watch in horror. "Cultivation is so tedious. You spend decades refining Qi, tempering bodies... it makes the spirit tough. Bitter."