The end of science is metaphysics, and the end of metaphysics is science!
>As a doctor of chemistry, I firmly believe that alchemy is just an ancient chemical reaction.
>Once I traveled through the world of cultivation, I became the most useless alchemy apprentice.
>Others use spiritual power to activate the alchemy furnace, but I use the periodic table of elements to calculate the ratio.
>While other monks were practicing hard, I made a fortune by purifying spiritual stones.
>One day, I accidentally refined a talking aphrodisiac.
>It blinked and said to me: "Do you want to conquer the beauties in the entire world of cultivation?"
>I was about to refuse, but I found a row of female monks standing outside the door who had heard about my "special talent" and came to ask for medicine...
Reader comments
Rationally, many women can accept it, but emotionally they are completely powerless. The book is a good book. What a pity. Because many women had no choice but to support the author mentally.
It's incredible to be able to refine elixirs with spiritual intelligence from the very beginning.
Rationally, many women can accept it, but emotionally they are completely powerless. The book is a good book. What a pity. Because many women had no choice but to support the author mentally. It's incredible to be able to refine elixirs with spiritual intelligence from the very beginning.