Alchemist of the Arcane Realm

Is it really so hard? More than five hundred chapters and still a first-level wizard? Is it so different from the wizarding world?

After reading this novel. It feels good to look at but not good to look at. Let's talk about the advantages first. It embodies the exhilarating feeling of exploration and invention found in wizarding novels. The disadvantage is that his method of invading the outside world is very unpleasant. You are him and he is obviously a level 5 wizard. Invading a world that doesn't even have level 3 strength. After several years of fighting, it was not defeated, and half of it was occupied by mages. I suggest the author read the novel Lord of Ashes. Take a page out of his way of invading the world. There is also the epic feeling of legion battles.

To be honest, after reading some more, I feel that this so-called wizard civilization is completely imposed by the author. I don't see the necessary structure to form this civilization at all. It is completely different from the wizard's journey.

It's another exchange of equal value, and everyone takes the setting of steelmaking as truth. The conservation of energy and the conservation of matter are concepts that only exist in modern times. There is no such thing in ancient mysticism. If we still need to exchange at equal value, what else can we do to turn stones into gold? For those who engage in equivalent exchange, it is recommended that you change your name to a chemical engineer instead of an alchemist. After all, what they do is a group of engineers who use chemical methods to change the composition and structure of substances or synthesize new substances. A standard Tiankeng professional

And the combat power is too low. It feels like your first-level wizard can't even beat the apprentice who synthesizes gems next door.

It is said that he is a wizard, which is equivalent to an apprentice in the same type of book. He is a first-level wizard and he uses a chain to fight in close combat. The brothers and sisters pay attention to him and watch him show off his power. It is really funny.

The Seven Kingdoms of Alchemy 1. Overview* The Seven Kingdoms of Alchemy are the seven top achievements of alchemy mentioned in the Dragon Series. They are ‌element replacement, ‌spiritual recasting, ‌conceptual arming, ‌time counterflow, ‌space opening, ‌life creation, and ‌causal separation. 2. Detailed explanation* ‌Elemental substitution‌: May refer to the ability to transform one element into another through alchemy. ‌Spiritual Recasting‌: May involve reshaping and changing the spiritual or soul level. ‌Concept Arming‌: May refer to converting abstract concepts or ideas into actual weapons or equipment. ‌Time Reverse‌: In the context of alchemy, may mean the ability to turn back time or reverse certain events. ‌Space Opening‌: May refer to the creation or opening of new spaces or dimensions through alchemy. ‌Life Creation‌: May refer to the ability to create or resurrect life through alchemy. ‌Causal Separation‌: In alchemy, it may mean being able to break or change the causal relationship between things. 3. Source and Background* The concept of the Seven Kingdoms of Alchemy comes from the Dragon Series and is an advanced form of expression of alchemy in the work. In the work, alchemy is described as a technology that kills and then regenerates matter, and the Seven Kingdoms are the seven top achievements of this technology. 4. Relationship with Alchemy* As a medieval chemical philosophy, the main goal of alchemy is to transform base metals into precious metals, especially gold. However, in the Dragons series, alchemy has been given broader and mysterious abilities, including top achievements such as the Seven Kingdoms. These achievements involve not only transformations on the physical level, but also on deeper realms such as spirit, time, space, life and cause and effect. Overview of the Alchemy Ability System Material Transmutation: Transforming one substance into another Life Creation: Creating artificial people and elixirs Energy Manipulation: Harnessing the Spirit Energy and material energy Time and space manipulation: accelerating, slowing down time, etc. Spirit and soul manipulation: extracting, transferring soul Alchemy also divides its steps into twelve processes. The twelve processes are:Calcining, liquefaction, separation, combination, corruption, condensation, addition, sublimation, fermentation, promotion, multiplication, and projection. The four stages of alchemy and their differences: The four stages of alchemy are blackening, albino, yellowing and reddening. Blackening represents death and decomposition, whitening represents union and purification, yellowing represents fermentation and purification, and reddening represents rebirth and sublimation. ‌ Blackening‌: Blackening is the first stage of alchemy and represents death and decomposition. In this stage, the alchemist fused four base metals (copper, iron, lead, tin) and added sulfur, causing them to metamorphose into a matte black mass. This process symbolizes chaos and the primitive state. ‌Albino‌: Albino is the second stage of alchemy and represents union and purification. At this stage, alchemists usually use arsenic or mercury to fuse it with the blackened chaotic matter through "enzymes" or "silver seeds" to transform it into a white alloy. This process symbolizes the union of masculine and feminine substances, as well as the purification and strengthening of the spirit. ‌Etiotosis‌: Etiolation is the third stage of alchemy and represents fermentation and purification. At this stage, the alchemist added a small amount of gold to the white alloy to sow the "seed of gold", allowing it to undergo a fermentation process to remove metallic impurities and be purified. This process symbolizes spiritual and material improvement and sublimation. ‌Redification‌: Redification is the final stage of alchemy and represents rebirth and sublimation. At this stage, after fermentation and purification during the etiolation stage, the metal or substance undergoes its final transformation to form the Philosopher's Stone. This process symbolizes complete spiritual and material transformation and ascension. Twelve Alchemical Procedures in the Form of the "Philosophical Tree" 1) Calcinatio (Burning) 2) Solutio (Dissolution) 3)Elementorum separatio(separation of elements) 4)Coniunctio(combination/combination) 5)Putrefactio(rot) 6)Coagulatio(condensation) 7)Cibatio(support) 8)Sublimatio(sublimation) 9)Fermentatio(fermentation) 10)Exaltatio(elevate) 11) Augmentatio (Growth) 12) Proiectio (Projection) Some scholars divide alchemy into the following four stages: black soil, chalk, red, and gold. Black soil (blackening): is the etymology of alchemy and the original state. Living in the world, human beings must find the meaning of life. Chalk (albino): It is the beginning of change, with impurities removed and ready to accept all knowledge. Chicheng (红化): In alchemy, it means the refining of emotions. Gold (yellowing): the final stage of alchemy. All previously worthless things finally find their meaning and become gold, the most constant of metallic qualities. The three supreme arts of alchemy are: reincarnation, integration and condensation. Reincarnation is the core of alchemy, which refers to the process of transforming different substances into another substance through alchemy. This transformation often goes beyond simple material changes and involves the essence and soul of matter. Practitioners of reincarnation use specific methods and rituals to transform base metals, ores or other substances into items with magical properties, and even achieve immortality or reshape a person. This transformation process includes the alchemist's in-depth understanding and exploration of all things in the universe. Integration is a technique of fusion and reconciliation in alchemy. Alchemists use this technique to fuse various elements, forces, or substances with completely different properties to create new substances or energies. This kind of fusion is not a simple mixing, but based on an in-depth understanding of the properties of various substances, through specific methods and operations, a true fusion is achieved to produce new substances that surpass the original substances. The practice of unification requires the alchemist's fine grasp and deep understanding of the various forces in the universe. Condensation is a technique of concentration of energy and spirit in alchemy. Alchemists use the art of condensation to concentrate and refine their own spiritual power or the energy of nature to enhance their own abilities or create special effects. This technique involves the manipulation of energy and the deep use of the spirit, and requires the alchemist to have strong willpower and profound cultivation skills. The practice of Condensation Technique is not only about the enhancement of personal abilities, but also about respect and gratitude for the energy of the universe.

I have been researching, but I have not used the core of my own system to create cool points. I rely on demigod angels in the front and close combat in the back. The presence of summoned puppets is not high. There are many techniques, but it feels too messy. There is a lot of foreshadowing in the front, and there is no core product that can earn magic stones. I can't stand watching the second level all the time. It's too bland. The positioning of the golden finger is also a bit strange. The talents obtained later are basically useless The witchcraft of hair is also a bit strange. There is no linkage later. I feel that many details can be polished.

I don't know which idiot came up with this idea of ​​equivalent exchange! Logically it doesn't hold true at all! If there is demand, there must be a premium!

In today's wizarding novels, the protagonist is always a knight wearing a wizard's cloak. There is no feeling of a wizard casting strange spells, nor is there the refreshing feeling of spells washing the ground. Just rely on improving physical strength and being tough with others.