Immortal Cultivation: Starting from a Humble Alchemist

First level beginner, first level basic proficiency, first level basic proficiency, first level basic perfection, and then first level intermediate entry... Quite good.

I know that taking elixirs can lead to drug resistance, but I have never heard of taking elixirs. The older you are, the weaker the effect of the elixirs. Whoever breaks through, use fireballs to hit others with perfect magic. It can add characteristics to spiritual power and help break through. You are really violent, really explosive.

The author has put too much pressure on him. Not to mention the first level of primary mastery-consummation. To break through a realm, you must also practice a spell to achieve perfection or an obstacle-breaking elixir. It is foreseeable that he will be thrown into the street. Within a few days after it is put on the shelves, readers will disappear because of this extremely slow situation.

Factory cultivation? No, there is no cultivation, just a factory, just a different name.

First-level mastery of half-step to Dzogchen. . .

I found a common problem with this kind of book. The skills used to be quite high before, and the names of the skills became lower as they were upgraded.

The plot is brainless. Previously Daxia was so awesome and the system was so strict, but in the end a city was bloodbathed by a cult 😴😴😴

I probably just wanted to poop, but in the end a fart came out.

In short, it starts with the alchemist, but it has nothing to do with the alchemist later on. It was just an agreement to play like this, right?

This is the first time I've seen numerical values ​​for spirit and vitality. It's not a game. Why does it still show -1-1-1 when someone hits you?

The pace is slow, I like it, it looks comfortable

The protagonist is going to change jobs to do missions? Wouldn't it be nice to climb the alchemy system? Do you have to create a military setting? The most important thing is that you did it when it was released?! That's awesome. I wonder if you were drunk 🤔

I really like setting the background, keep it up! ! !

I would like to ask if this panel can be upgraded beyond the limit after the proficiency is perfected? The introduction looks a bit like

😅 When I saw it before it was put on the shelves, I felt that there was a big problem. There were so many realms at one level, it was just a joke. It was also difficult to understand the spells that had to be in the same realm to break through the setting. In the end, the alchemist couldn't change the foundation-building pill. Could it be that this pill grew on a tree? 😅 Actually, I have a bad impression of the current novels about cultivating immortals. How can I not break through without taking pills all the way? How did the first person get up there?

I just like to read other people's orderly books. After all, when a person reads too many novels, his way of receiving information flow will be relatively simple, and he will not be too fond of dopamine-type novels. Only novels with a less chaotic endorphin reward mechanism can still be interested.

It gives me the feeling that he doesn't need to practice as a major in Kung Fu. He only needs to condense fireballs in the sea of ​​​​meanings to continuously attack. If the so-called barrier can bring about upgrades, then why does he need to practice this? Just keep attacking to level up.

It won't be updated anymore. Can you give me a message from the author?