I Get Stronger by Spending Money, So I Choose to Become an Alchemist

The parents plot in this book is really boring. I don't know why I wrote it? Don't want to write an orphan setting but don't know how to downplay the parents plot? Do you think the parents' plot you wrote is very interesting and heart-warming? I feel awkward for you, and the main character is a time traveler, but his personality is still like that of someone who has not grown up. Now that I see the beginning of the school, I don't want to click on it. I won't read this kind of book anymore, and I will probably quit reading.

They have all been invaded by thousands of races, and the secrets of the skills are not made public? It's much better to make it public for grades 1 to 9, and it's almost the same for those above grade 9 to have a threshold. Live - deserve - to be - invaded.

Obviously refining alchemy is the foundation, but you don't upgrade to engage in martial arts, and you don't pay back the money immediately after you make money, but continue to spend the money. It's purely a stupid behavior. Even if the income has continued to increase, he still doesn't pay back the money immediately. The main goal is not to get krypton gold to upgrade skills. The abnormal sound of water skill upgrades is just a few chapters. Retreat early xdm, there is a puddle of water behind this person

It is absolutely going to collapse. Can you believe that it costs billions to upgrade the worst first-grade martial arts?

Idiot protagonist! If you have brain problems, use martial arts at home! After using it again and again, can you be smart? What's even more strange is that boxing has nothing to do with your internal strength! Upgrade your boxing skills to increase your internal strength? Take vitamin C and supplement vitamin E? Where is your brain?

The Chinese people have no ability to innovate. The protagonist is at best skilled in elixirs and has a high success rate in alchemy. He cannot create his own elixirs and improve them.

When you make money, you don't prioritize improving alchemy. You improve your cultivation first. I don't understand. With the protagonist's bug ability, just work hard to make money, as long as your cultivation level is enough.

Chapter 10 also says that using elixirs to break through to great realms will lead to unstable foundations, and it is better to break through the system. Chapter 31 also says that you should try the elixirs first and then systemize them. The author himself has not thought clearly about this.

The most annoying thing is to open the door. Can you open the door for your monthly work?

The vulgar pretentious slap in the face is simply poisonous and boring to watch.