Equivalent Exchange: Starting with Processing the Sect's Scrap!

If the conversion does not consume much, the profit will be at least dozens or hundreds of times, and it cannot be just a few to a dozen percent 🤔. Alchemy training itself also involves losses. Even if the materials are directly converted into elixirs, the profit will be several to dozens of times.

The ability to plunder other people's spiritual roots shouldn't have appeared, and it was obtained by a mere village chief of a mortal village. He can still use it, and it seems that the cost of using it is not high. If such a thing appears and can fall into his hands, it is very likely that he is not the only one. It is terrible.

Rating: 4.1 Price: Very good, but there are a few more confusing issues: 1. Protagonist's background: The author seems not to have explained the background of the protagonist, so the question arises, what kind of background can cultivate such a cautious, thoughtful and thoughtful Lao Liu in a world of immortality? The situation in the mortal world is not explained, but judging from the details and general setting of the book, it is similar to the ancient real world, so the protagonist should be a wealthy businessman or a descendant of the royal family who has such thoughts. Or is it a situation where the time traveler failed to seize the body and merged with the protagonist but did not completely merge? Or is it a foreshadowing? 2. There is a plot setting that makes me confused: The protagonist uses too many jade slips, causing the sea of consciousness to expand, causing a hidden danger, and this hidden danger can be solved through actual combat. So why is this happening? Logically speaking, jade slips only contain inheritance, that is, memory or perception. It is okay that there are problems with large-scale use, but why can it be solved in actual combat?

Everything else is fine, but the pressure is too strong. I gave the protagonist a big hook, but I was afraid that the plot would collapse, so I tried my best to suppress the protagonist.

Nice! This book has such a low rating, there is something wrong with the rating! I have seen a lot of highly toxic books, all kinds of books that suppress the protagonist, or the protagonist is stupid, but the ratings are very high. To put it simply: the protagonist did not act foolishly or deliberately push his limits. Make the best use of the golden finger of the conversion table. Play steadily and release the feeling.

It's very beautiful and well written. Why did you give it such a low score? Seeing that there are no problems so far, the protagonist has been very stable. Goldfinger is also very powerful. Since the protagonist is not a time traveler, as an aborigine, it is reasonable to have unnecessary worries from time to time. It's a good book for food and fodder.

So pretty! The only bad thing is that the protagonist is an indigenous person, not a time traveler

The author is a scientific genius. Math is awesome. Chapter 8, the truth is that the alchemist has poor skills and low reputation, and the elixirs are of poor quality and cannot be sold. Deliberately let the salesperson speak harshly, even if it temporarily drives away one or two customers. Then, acting, he persuaded the inner disciple to appoint a special person to buy elixirs, and used the boss to praise him to increase his reputation as an alchemist. Moreover, he attributed the poor quality of the elixir to external factors and his poisonous tongue. Attracting people to join in the fun, Mu Qiang follows the herd mentality and snaps up pills. Turn losses into profits and make money every day. Complete victory. You don't have to be kicked out either. You can also use starvation marketing, sell at a premium, and line your own pockets. Kill multiple birds with one stone. Awesome. The author is indeed a genius in science and has endless clever ideas.

I feel that the writing is quite good, and it doesn't overwhelm the protagonist. There are basically no poisonous points. I don't know why the rating is so low. Maybe many people are too impatient or don't understand the mechanism of changing tables at all.

Who gave it a low score? The structure and setting of this book are very new, and it reads in one go.