Unscientific Alchemy

After reading two chapters, the protagonist traveled through time and discovered that the teacher of the alchemy apprentice was a liar and ran off with the materials. But there are so many powerful people, why did you give the materials to them without even confirming whether they were true or false? IQ is so touching? How did you get into the upper echelons of the power? There is a nice guy at the back. The master knocked on the door just a second ago, just because the master didn't open the door. He didn't know if anyone was there. He didn't ask if he could deliver the goods, so he just angrily hit the master. Without saying anything when he came in, he was instantly sure that he couldn't call the goods? Ah, is this too fake? How about you coordinate the plot with the protagonist? 😰

Guys, take a look when you have time, it's really important to follow up!

Not bad, but what I feel is lacking at the moment is that the ability system is a bit confusing, with everything included.

I don't like reading novels that don't have the memory of the original owner.

With so many people investing, no one says anything.

Is there any Shennong? Tell me what this book is like

The first three chapters are really good, please update soon

I am the most positive

Is there a female protagonist? What is the character of the protagonist?

The character of the protagonist is awkward. It's just the self-imagined setting of a middle-aged boy, and he has a dangerous personality. Can you control it with your writing skills?

It's quite interesting, but after seeing the author's information, I'd better keep it for a while before subscribing.

Any inspiration for Steel, Steam and Fire?

Secretly releasing new books?

After reading more than 40 chapters, I got a headache

The setting is okay, but the plot is really poisonous.

In fact, the writing is quite good. There are a lot of elements set up but they are not developed in a good logical order, which makes it a bit of a headache to read. It should be soothing in the early stage. The pig's trotters portray an innocent little boy, which doesn't quite fit the style. He still feels calm, calm and decisive, similar to the old Buddha of the Nine Gates.

Is this something you have to do with mechas?

The subject matter is good, but the writing is a bit messy.

It's written in a messy way, and I won't let anyone talk about it!

I would like to ask if anyone has any novels with a similar world view, such as alchemy, magic, etc.

The dangerous personality of the protagonist is really created to irritate people.

The subject matter and background are fine, but the plot is too uncomfortable.

The author is great, this is the first time I see someone open three. Does the author have a team?