I Want to Learn Alchemy, Why Are You Teaching Me Chemistry?

Although I don't know what the author's own outline is, from the beginning until it is published, the only chemical experiment is the electrolysis of water. As a reader who was attracted by the title, the current plot progress is a bit too slow, and it can even be said to be a bit off-topic. Not to mention those complicated experiments, it is still very easy to verify the metal and non-metal elements, gold, silver, copper, iron, tin, lead, mercury, carbon, sulfur, etc. I don't know if the author is a chemistry-related major or has relevant work experience as a teacher. But the author's current protagonist doesn't look like a teacher at all. First of all, there is no teaching plan and awareness, and secondly, there is no systematic thinking. It can almost be said that it comes out as it comes. Today I am happy to do an electrolysis water experiment, and tomorrow we will dig some bones to extract phosphorus. This is not what a teacher does, but more like a college student with clear eyes. (Besides, the plot of stealing corpses for phosphorus extraction experiments is a bit deliberate. It makes no difference to buy pig bones from the market for experiments, but you have to dig graves. The purpose is to 1. Deepen others' misunderstanding of the protagonist Necromancer, and 2. Attract the Necromancer sisters)

I've read Chapter 76, but in the end I still couldn't hold on to my desire to continue reading. 1. The introduction of this book is about chemistry teaching and enlightening people's wisdom. But currently we are electrolyzing water, burning glass, and collecting white phosphorus. No more... 2. The focus is on teaching. But the protagonist has not yet understood that "water is composed of hydrogen and oxygen", why electrolysis can cause water to disintegrate, why hydrogen and oxygen have come to an end, and whether it can continue to be divided. The protagonist just taught some very superficial things, electrolyzing water and producing two elements, hydrogen and oxygen. No more. How to burn glass, what raw materials are used, and what substances in the raw materials can be used to make glass. As a teacher, doesn't the protagonist have any desire to teach you thoroughly? The whole story of Alice is: knowing what is happening, but not knowing why. 3. The two elements hydrogen and oxygen are obviously the beginning of the "scientific" system. Why can the mysterious elements be used? Do they understand what hydrogen and oxygen are? Do the gods understand the elements and compounds involved in these two elements? Why is this used? Is it possible that the protagonist will [use hydrogen + oxygen elements to recombine water elements] in the future, and then all the aboriginal people will be in an uproar and be shocked by the protagonist?

If gods have such strong control over the world, it means that the world is hopeless.

There will be butter for the author's bread, and avocado will be there sooner or later. Don't worry.

Is the male protagonist immune to magic because he is materialistic?

Before and after it is released, there should be a small climax of the plot, such as the phosphorus extraction experiment that has paved the way for a lot of writing, the five elements turning into six elements, the shocking elemental church and so on. However, the author has written several chapters of the "Diary of a Senior Traveler", which have nothing to do with the main plot. It is even said to be ugly, just to make up the word count. Perhaps in the author's outline, this senior time traveler is an important character in the later period, a hidden thread running through the entire text. But for the current plot, this is a dispensable branch line. In my opinion, the core highlights of this book should be science vs magic, academic farming flow, thesis flow, modern chemical knowledge transforming elemental magic, as well as cultivation and harem. The author should make choices when writing, focus on the big and let go of the small, and highlight the key points. The author should have an expectation of the audience of his work. Nowadays, there are many people who write about harems, but writing about chemical transformation magic is almost unique. If you want to attract readers, you have to work hard where others don't have it. Academic farming is also a relatively mature genre. A great master like Squid can start slowly, but a newcomer like the author cannot. Other popular works of the same type have no less than ten academic achievements in the first 30-50 chapters. The author only has one electrolyzed water here, and the pace is too slow.

It's good-looking, but the popularity is so low, I'm so scared 😭 I'll try my best to vote for recommendations.

I can't stand it when I see scolding nobles. The existence is reasonable. Emperor Xin, Wang Mang and many other sages have proved how miserable it is to betray the class. What is the next sentence of the golden belt of murder and arson?

As the question goes, why are there so few collections?

I've read over a hundred chapters. I saw it on QQ Reading. The title was quite new. I thought it was quite interesting when I saw electrolyzed water at the beginning. But the more interesting it is, the less interesting it is. As a supernatural world power system with gods, it is too weak. Well, this is not a problem. The main storyline is completely boring. I don't know what it has to do with the title. Let's just change it to My Notes on Chasing My Fellow Folks in Another World.

The anti-theft was very good, but I couldn't find it at all, and I had no particular motivation to subscribe, so I canceled it.

The pace is too slow and the heroine is too silly and sweet. . .

Goddess of Elements: C H O N Start P S K Ca Mg Start Start Start All Start And this U

How was the writing? If it's okay, I'll add it to the bookshelf.

It's weird to read. It's biased towards daily life and other messy content. I feel like the content of teaching chemistry and experiments is very low. It feels like something is being mixed into it. But it's so messed up, with no main line or theme.

When did I finish fighting the Saint? I haven't read the last few chapters. I feel that the plot is a bit boring. I feel like I will almost forget all the plot if I continue with it (눈_눈)

Is the previous suspension statement still there?

Are there any novels similar to this book?

Note that the chapter names are reversed tonight, but I have modified the content, so you can watch it directly