The ultimate goal of alchemy is "turning stone into gold": mastering the original principles of the soul, matter, and equivalent exchange.
Ordinary mages start by brewing the simplest potions, but Eli chose another path.
"Love is stronger than gold," he said. "If emotions are more precious than gold, then wouldn't studying emotions be the fastest shortcut?"
"Even if I told you I would use your love, your hearts, and your emotions to lay the foundation for an immortal achievement, you wouldn't refuse, would you?"
"After all, you love me so much."
That was what Eli said. He had always cared only about his own goals.
...As for the experimental subjects chasing after him, they were nothing more than side effects.
I was really at a loss. At first, the protagonist was given an inexplicable crime, and then suddenly the werewolf turned into a prince, and then suddenly the police stabbed the male protagonist with knives. It always developed inexplicably, and then I saw the protagonist pretending to be cool. I thought it was the same.
It's tasteless to eat, it's a pity to throw it away The first three chapters didn't keep me entertained. They were really boring and nothing poisonous.