You Call This Proper Alchemy?

Author, please try to reduce Yao Qiang's role as much as possible, otherwise the protagonist will soon become Yao Qiang's mother-in-law and butt wiper.

This book seems okay at first, but the author starts to let himself go from the 7th level of Qi training to the foundation building. Later, the monsters in the later stage of foundation building are also single-killed by the protagonist. The 7th level of Qi training to dry the foundation building, I really can't understand it; and the first one is in the alchemy style, and the second one is proficient in spells for one day, and it takes more than a month to become a master; the style is all off. Not to mention the Transformation Pill and the like.

There is nothing about the strange elixirs after the smoke, flash and thunderstorm at the beginning. They are just some ordinary and practical elixirs. The title is not serious about Alchemist, but the actual content is the same as the story of refining elixirs, selling money, cultivating, and fighting monsters.

Well, the name of this book is completely different from Pig's Trotters. To make alchemy, just make alchemy. Then go and learn flying sword. After learning flying sword, you have to train your body and learn to control zombies. If you directly refine the elixirs mentioned in the introduction and sell them to cause trouble, you will be very successful, but it is a pity that you have gone astray.

The protagonist is not a positive character. In fact, the protagonist can be written as a demon. In this way, the behavior in Chapter 63 can be explained. Otherwise, I don't know why a modern person who travels to the world of Xianxia and discovers that he is being tracked would first think of putting the tracking device on someone else?

The suppression of this cultivation level is a bit serious. Ordinary elixirs take that long, and failure is also a kind of experience. Every time I see that data, I feel a little depressed. This is just like playing a game. If you have difficulty upgrading in the early stage, you will no longer be able to play it in the later stage.

It's a waste of money, I want to see the relationship line with the master. As a result, I write about myself from beginning to end. There is nothing to describe the master's appearance. They all write about how to upgrade themselves.

After reading Chapter 60 or 70, the other pills are okay, but is this Transformation Pill too out of line? It doesn't matter if you say it was given directly by the system, but it was actually practiced through Dan recipe, so other people can also practice it. What is the concept of being able to completely transform into another species with a few drops of blood, and also inherit innate magical powers? If this recipe spreads, first the monsters can exchange their own blood, and then humans will plunder it. In a few decades, the world's species will be integrated. By then, there will be no distinction between human and monster races. Everyone is a human-monster, and everyone can freely switch between all species. It can only be said to be outrageous. And such awesome stuff seems to have no side effects so far. Why does the protagonist just feed the pet but not eat it himself? First, go through all the species that can be collected. There are many more talents and magical powers. There are always some that can be used.

Some people like to see gender reassignment, and some people don't. Since the author chose to screen the crowd, there's nothing I can do about it.

I came here to see how to make alchemy, but the result was a pile of stuff. Say goodbye.