I Made Elixirs from the Liver to Produce the Elixir of Immortality

You are just trying to fool me! I have only read Chapter 5 I feel frustrated when I rent a house and pay the rent. One month's rent = 5 jins of spiritual pork = 10 jins of spiritual rice. The price seems to be overpriced. Work as a handyman in an elixir shop, learn to make alchemy, and then use your salary to deduct the consumption of medicinal materials. There is nothing wrong with it. Once you can practice, you will transform from a handyman to an alchemist. There is no mention of the division of elixirs. It is just like playing a game. As long as the proficiency increases, it doesn't matter whether he makes money or not? There is also the elixir duel. If you write about the Western Fantasy Middle Ages, it doesn't matter if the productivity and consumption power are so little. If not all of a city is a cultivator, 70% of them are immortals, right? They don't need elixirs to heal injuries and assist in cultivation? Building a monopoly on elixirs? If you lose and you drive people away, which big pharmaceutical company will open a branch? Do you have so many people coming to make elixirs? Are you an alchemist practicing some basic pills every day for fun?

How come an alchemist with a one-star level is still a poor guy who has no logic and gives up decisively?

Is it such a deliberate script? Why! Abandoned

Please read the new book and collect it. Readers are welcome to give me a hard whip!

After reading the first three chapters, it's pretty good among newcomers, and I feel like there's hope of signing a contract.