Reborn as an Alchemist of Heavenly Flames

I don't understand the reason why the male protagonist committed suicide at all. Because of betrayal? Or to complete the elixir? No matter which one it is, it feels strange. Since he betrayed him, wouldn't it be over if he also killed the other party? Complete the elixir? The elixir completed by sacrificing one's life, no matter how evil you think, the male protagonist uses this method, which feels quite unrighteous. A bit of rant, bye.

Su Chengyan, then you may be successful and become Su Chengmo.

Su Chengyue, you have been labeled as Su Chengyan.

Ruining a person's talent and compensating for the position of a Dragon Clan prince and concubine. Why are the Dragon Clan so shameless?

Why torture! He didn't know that Su Yi was her prince concubine. Didn't he say that it would be fine if he didn't kill Su Yi on the spot? What's wrong with the eldest prince?

At this time, doesn't the male protagonist not know that his surname is Gong?

Ah ha ha ha! This solution is 666! OK! Why didn't I think of that?!!

This is my first time to write a review on Jinjiang. When I read Chapter 71, I decisively chose to abandon the book. I had not wanted to read it before. I can't understand the author's train of thought. I can't even understand the cruelty and ruthlessness of the author. In my opinion, ruthless children should be used on bad people. Not everyone can use it. After using it, I still feel superior. The author also made many typos. I really want to know how many Su Chengyan are there.

This is my first time writing a review on Jinjiang. After reading Chapter 71, I decisively gave up the book because I couldn't understand the author's thinking. I didn't want to watch it before. I can't understand the author's cruelty. In my opinion, cruelty should be used on bad people. Not everyone can use it and still feel noble after using it. And there are a lot of typos. I want to know how many Su Chengyan there are.

There are quite a few typos