The Alchemist's Blade

I had nothing to do at work, and I was browsing on Baidu. I saw the answer given by the author of this book to a novice author. As a starting point writer, I was also very touched, so I came to take a look and support the next book 😁

Sweep the grave! The author's last book, Heart of the Castle, was very good back then. Unfortunately, at that time, there were relatively few readers who read the original version. The subject matter was also niche and it didn't become popular.

I haven't read the book yet, but I came here because of Heart of the Castle

I wanted to watch Heart of the Castle again, but found it was gone...

Okay, all children, regarding the setting of why the pure alchemy potion is "purple" in a certain novel, a certain welder will explain (tu) and read (cao) here. All children, please turn to Chapter 16 of Volume 2. Well, as we all know, the colors that humans see in the display plane are actually a very small region of the electromagnetic spectrum, also known as the "visible spectrum." The spectrum that human vision can perceive has a wavelength between 400 and 760 nanometers. On the retina of the eye, there are three different types of photoreceptor cells, namely red blood cells, green cells and blue cells, which contain red-sensitive visual pigments, green-sensitive visual pigments and blue-sensitive visual pigments respectively... Do you feel anything when you see this? Yes, the three primary colors, but the definition of the three primary colors is limited to "human eyes". For example, green + blue = cyan, right, but green, blue, and cyan clearly have pure wavelengths, which are 530 nanometers, 460 nanometers, and 485 nanometers respectively. We would think "green + blue = cyan" because the human eye cannot distinguish between mixed cyan and pure cyan. Animals that are different from humans also see the world in different colors. For example, why are zebras black and white striped? This has no camouflage effect at all to the human eye. However, most mammals other than humans can only distinguish two colors. The black stripes of zebras are the same as grass in the eyes of other animals. So why do pure chemicals must be purple in a certain plane? According to the above statement, some smart children may have thought that, yes, in that plane, the visible spectrum of human eyes is different, and pure chemical agents can release a certain electromagnetic wave, which is purple in the eyes of people who receive it in that plane, while higher purity drugs, as the electromagnetic waves change, the color reflected in the eyes is silver. In the same way, this also explains why in many planes, healing potions must be red and magic-reviving potions must be blue. At the same time - this is the most important thing. Children's shoes who want to travel through time, please think clearly. In the world you travel through, the definition of "color" will be completely different from that in the real plane. The blond beauty in another world may be a black-skinned monster in your eyes, just like how you "reverse" the beauty's photos. What's more likely is that you can't see anything in the world you traveled to because the frequency of the spectrum that your eyes can accept is different! So why, in the plane of a certain novel, does everyone, whether barbarians, elves, humans or other creatures, see pure-colored potions that are purple? Well, let's ask the author to explain this question. 🤓

The author just stopped writing novels and found a good job.

Xxx came here 🤓

It's 2018. Will you still write?

Suddenly I saw in another novel that the author said in this chapter, come and do some archaeological research.

Wow, this was four years ago, from Zhang Ping