The Transcendent Grand Noble

The awakening system, alas, does not prioritize improving strength. Becoming an alchemist, alas, is to be exposed to others, so I don't tell my relatives and friends around me, I just want to hide it. If you have energy, alas, you don't use it, you don't improve your strength, you just keep it for fun. You really have to force yourself to pretend to be a pig. Even if you can't do it anymore, you have to force yourself to pretend to be a pig.

The protagonist's behavior feels very strange. Shouldn't the normal thing be to improve the bloodline and then give people the feeling that this person has better prospects and make people willing to invest in you? Then you can borrow money, get energy, and then learn skills, right? Does it have to cause conflicts like this? Take school as an example. Do you think it is easier for top students to take time off and make money, or for poor students to take time off and make money?

The author's biggest mistake in writing this book was to give the protagonist a sister and a brother as two relatives If the protagonist was an orphan Although he should be scolded But fewer people would scold him I wrote earlier that the older brother and sister work only to support the protagonist in school and have the opportunity to become a transcendent. And he also said that my brother might be laid off. Normally speaking, I must improve my bloodline and tell everyone that I can become extraordinary. I saw someone saying how much can be improved by improving bloodline. Just a little bit, why not improve your skills. However, how far can you improve your skills? Can you become extraordinary? Leave it to pretending to be a pig will make teachers, classmates, and others look down upon you, and increase the chance of your brother being laid off? And improving your bloodline will tell everyone that you have the potential and hope to become a transcendent. When others lay off employees, will they not lay off your brother because they consider you as a person like you? Finally, you improve your skills. Do you know where the bloodline potions are sold? Do you have the means to get it? You are very confident and know that you are the protagonist. You don't need this blood potion, right? Write an orphan protagonist, but give him an older brother and sister? Does Zz lack love?

Can't you just improve your strength and then improve other things? You have to do the old trick and be laughed at and then slapped in the face! 😥😥😥

After reading the current update, I have a question for the author. The protagonist can absorb energy from the prepared potion, but can the raw materials absorb energy? Generally speaking, there will be losses when materials are made into potions. Is it because the energy contained in the raw materials is less than a little bit that cannot be absorbed, or is it that the raw materials react to produce special energy.

I think the protagonist was not an ordinary person before he was reborn, he was probably a fool or mentally retarded! If ordinary people improve their strength immediately, those with high IQs will think of how to improve themselves at that time!

Give me this golden finger and I can become a god in one year 😅, and I can make the protagonist a fool.

This is a book that I don't want to read even if it's free. . .

If you don't make money by refining medicine in the academy, practicing medicine won't be as satisfying as gold. If you grab the equipment and bring it back to the academy, you should still absorb the energy directly. It is better to exchange it for gold coins to get more medicine to absorb. After entering the academy, I completely lost my mind and couldn't watch it.

You didn't hide your identity when you became a pharmacist, and then you hid it from your relatives. You didn't awaken some genius and talent and were afraid that people would kill you. Moreover, you were already exposed, and you still hid it. They worked hard to support you in school, and you were afraid of this, afraid that they would ask you to pay back the money?