I Am an Alchemy Furnace

Well, I won't comment. However, "I Am a Magic Sword" has similarities with this novel, so the author should learn more from it.

What is more outrageous is the elixir recipe in this world. The ancestors of the golden elixir from the same sect would have to spend several months hunting for the lowest level one elixir recipe. However, the person who exchanged it clearly only paid for some knowledge that could be copied, but they actually thought it was a big loss. The key point is that they are from the same sect. They are outrageous. They make it as if the elixir recipe is unique, and it is not that the skill book in the game cannot be copied.

To be honest, it's quite outrageous. After reaching level 2, you can take the initiative to say your name, and you can completely convey the message with vague consciousness. You need elixirs and gold and stone essences. If you meet the conditions and have any functions, you can just speak directly and return it to fellow Taoists. According to your book, high-level can give birth to weapon spirits. The newly born weapon spirit is not as blank as a piece of paper, it needs to grow slowly, just like a baby. You will know it immediately when you are born. It would be okay if you just give your alchemy furnace a random name, and also mention the person's name and the level of elixir refining. . . I'm too lazy to complain, so I just made it a beginner, a small success, a proficient, and a big success, which corresponds to the lower, middle, and top grades of refining elixirs.

The male protagonist needed a prescription, but it happened that the intellectual property protection for prescriptions in this world was surprisingly advanced, and he laughed.

There's something wrong with revealing this. It feels like there's something wrong. I hope I don't transform too early in the middle and later stages. I'm sure no one will see it.

I read the book "I Become the Master Soul in Zunhun Banner" next door. That book was so old that it was so slow to update (often updated once every three days). I felt like I was going to be a eunuch at any time. Then a book friend recommended your book, and I just started reading it. It feels good so far. I hope you, the author, will keep up the good work.

You can add a setting. When the proficiency of an elixir recipe is full, you can open a degraded, optimized, or specialized version. Multiple elixir recipes with full proficiency can be synthesized.

Except for the imagination, it is useless. The imagination is still useful for reference. It will be a waste of time to update it. I don't want to encourage it, so destroy it quickly!

The logic doesn't make sense. How is it possible to throw the alchemy furnace that you bought at a huge price aside without even trying it?

The skin-changing novel is a traditional novel about cultivating immortals with a layer of novel skin. It mainly tells the story of Shun Cheng, the protagonist who soars into the sky. The protagonist is a tool in the early stage, but the more he evolves, the more he looks like a human being.

Danfang's intellectual property monopoly is really poisonous. You might as well say that upgrading requires more materials. You are too deliberate.

Chapter 48: Poisonous Points As an elixir furnace that can be upgraded, the protagonist actually wants to make elixirs by himself to earn military merit. Does the protagonist still think it is reasonable?

It's so strange. There are people in my sect who can refine the Foundation Establishment Pill, which means that the sect already has the recipe for the Foundation Establishment Pill, but you still have to go to the Alchemist Alliance to buy it. Is this recipe bound to an individual? Can I buy it only for my own use? It's like a company bought the right to use a patent. As a result, the patent can only be used by one person in the company. When other departments in the same company need to use the patent, they have to buy another patent. Don't you think it's funny? How does an alchemist train disciples? Every time a disciple learns an elixir, he has to pay another royalty to the alliance? And how do the Alliance know where the elixir in your hand came from? Can't I use it even if I don't buy the alliance? How to calculate the elixir obtained from killing people? How do you calculate what you get from the relics of your predecessors? Are they all returned to the alliance and not allowed to be used? And does the alliance have a monitor next to the alchemist of each force? Even if the sect made the elixir for the protagonist, how would they know whether the protagonist paid the patent fee? It's not like you have to report every time you make an elixir. If you don't tell me, who knows who made the elixir? Where will the alliance collect the royalties? Could it be that he could tell at a glance whether someone could make an elixir and what kind of elixir they could make?

After arriving at the sect, the plot is a bit dull, and the low-level recipe at the beginning is patented, which is really uncomfortable to watch. Even the lowest-level recipe has to kill people and borrow money. In the world of cultivating immortals, when the realm reaches a certain level, individual strength can surpass the collective. It would be strange if the elixir formula can be completely preserved. You won't give it? I'll beat you until you give it. Moreover, low-level elixir prescriptions should be worthless and can be found in any book. A complete monopoly will only reduce the individual quality of low-level monks because they do not have the elixirs to improve their cultivation. For example, if they have perfected Qi Refining, they could be promoted to Foundation Establishment, but they cannot be promoted without elixirs. In addition, there are more than just some people who can practice. Without a sufficient number of middle- and low-level monks to serve as cannon fodder, once there is a war with foreigners, high-level monks will have to use cannons to kill mosquitoes again and again.

The imagination is okay, but the author's writing is not good, and the setting is broken. And as the protagonist, the appearance rate is horribly low, and there is no supporting role that has no role in promoting the plot. I can understand the identity of the protagonist's alchemy furnace. It's difficult to write a plot, but I can't give up completely! And after reading it, I gave up the book completely. Water, really water. As the protagonist, the appearance rate is not high in dozens of chapters, or the appearance rate is less than 5%. Can you believe that this is the protagonist. In a few chapters, the protagonist's appearance rate is zero. It's funny!

The plot starts from the sect. The plot is so compact at the beginning. When it comes to the main text, a disciple recruitment ceremony will give you 10 chapters. It mocks and pretends to be cool and slaps passers-by in the face. It's a lot of nonsense. It was a waste of my breakfast money.

Author, I really like reading this book. I have read dozens of photos in the early stage and it is really good. However, regarding the Dan recipe, I think it is too poisonous and the patent protection is too nonsense. This is based on the underlying logic of the world. If this is not handled well, the book will look very uncomfortable. Author, can you think about this aspect of the setting?

What he writes does not sound like an alchemy furnace, but rather like an alchemy genius. Normal people would say that I have obtained a treasure, and should I fight for the resources to upgrade it? Especially for automatic alchemy furnaces, the sooner you upgrade, the more you earn. Once you upgrade, you earn more. Can you also be said to be allowed to exchange military industry for upgrade materials? Secondly, why does the protagonist want to upgrade? What is his motivation? At the beginning, he mentioned that he wanted to transform, but other than that, there is no deep hatred. He also said that human nature has become weak. Why should he upgrade himself when he goes to another world to help others make money? Is he a capitalist's dog?

I don't understand, is Sanjiang so easy to get here now? ?

The protagonist's name should not be revealed. If the b-square is gone, he should call himself Geng Ding. The b-square is full.

In recent chapters, the protagonist has completely disappeared. What do the sect battles you write about have to do with the protagonist? Can't you summarize it? I can understand that the protagonist can write very few plots as an alchemy furnace, it is nothing more than an alchemy-upgrading cycle. But you can't drive people away like that. If that doesn't work, you can still innovate. The protagonist of the new recipe will make it himself, because it's hard to get. You have to let the protagonist use this starting point of consciousness, otherwise the alchemy-new elixir-upgrading cycle will make the protagonist useless at all.

What the hell are you writing about?

It was good before, but it didn't look good after joining the Seven Star Sect.

It goes without saying that the Alchemist Alliance is a typical capitalist enterprise. If Freemasonry develops along the path described in this article, it will end up being just Meituan and Ele. Me. The so-called "profit for the alchemist" is just the same slogan as "environmental protection" from the speaker. To be honest, this book is rich in capitalist ideas. The protagonist is a wage earner of a capitalist. The several places he stays are all capital-style enterprises. How can private pills be sold in a highly closed place like the military? What is the difference between this and accompanying the military branch during a war? I would say that the focus of profitability for organizations like the Freemasonry and the Alchemist Alliance, which are linked to technical talents, should be misplaced competition rather than exploitation. For example, if you need an alchemy furnace to make elixirs, wouldn't it be good to have a group of weapon refiners to study what kind of alchemy furnace is better for making elixirs? Medicinal materials are needed to make elixirs, right? Is it possible to cultivate medicinal materials? As for the proportion of medicinal materials, how about training a group of small dispensing workers? It also saves money. Alchemists can't just work behind closed doors. Various alchemist gatherings will satisfy you. There are many ways to make money, but those reckless people in capital only know how to plunder. Human power is infinite, and only socialism can develop it.

It felt a lot different after it was released. I skipped dozens of chapters.

Preventing the spread of the elixir is the same as preventing the spread of exercises, and the same restrictions as the inner demon oath are

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Let's not talk about what happened before I was quite happy to watch the recent operation of changing the enemy into a friend Although they regard mortals as blood slaves, I still hope that all of them will die But anyway, I am just reading a novel, the world of cultivating immortals, interests come first, and the protagonist is not a good person, as long as you don't establish yourself as a saint and then do this.

Why are you always in the Seven Star Sect? To suppress the protagonist?

Who can be faster than me?