A good attitude to start with, I think.

Abyssal Bride, are you a Daoist? The name seems indicative of a demonic cultivator but I hesitate to jump to conclusions.

I am only a bare initiate into the mysteries. Perhaps the name is presumptuous, but I have always loved the ocean.

Looks like we have a guinea pig for you, Winter Rose.

I already have Black Cross to test my current pills on. 

Oh, that reminds me. I've collected that list of ingredients you wanted, Winter Rose. 

Including the Spring Mountain Grass?

Yes! I even have some extra left over.

You can keep it, what I ordered should be a sufficient quantity.

Thank you Senior!

Don't mention it, you're the one who put in the effort.

(She is looking at something else now, but occasionally looking back to the new chat.)

You'll be sending me another batch of pills, then.

Body tempering liquid and qi and blood pills. 

How will you be sending it?

By sword, of course.

I'll watch for it.

Here's my current best recipe if anyone else would like to take a shot at improving it:

There's an attachment listing many herbs used in chinese traditional medicine, as well as a number of more fantastical ingredients such as Spring Mountain Grass.

You know I'm not a pill person.

I'll take a shot at it and report my results.

She does some googling. A very Chinese theme going on here. Flying swords, qi, ginseng and stuff... Her own interests don't really fit in. Interesting that they're going for this much verisimilitude, though.

If anyone needs unusual fish, pearls, or so on for their recipes, I suspect I am in a good position to acquire them. I live by the ocean and have contacts in this area.

Thank you for the offer, Abyssal Bride. I'll keep it in mind.

Out of curiosity, she looks up all the ingredients in the recipe and tries to figure out how much it would cost to make.

Most of it would cost about £10, but there's a particular herb that's apparently £200 an ounce. And there are four ingredients she can't find with google.