Battle Through the Heavens: Beginning with Water-Based Alchemy
斗破：从水法炼药开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 525k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 1y ago
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252Chapters
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After reading about ten chapters, all I can say is that the reasons given for not going to Canaan Academy are terrible. Because the journey is dangerous, at least a Great Dou Master is required, so going to Yunlan Sect would be better, even if Yunlan Sect is colluding with the Soul Hall... Seriously, can't you leave the city to go to another city? Didn't you go to Wutan City in chapter 17?
I remember someone wrote about this, didn't they?
Water refining method
I haven't seen the Water Refining Technique in ages. I've completely forgotten how long it's been. What's the name of that novel? I've forgotten. I used to read it a lot, but I can't remember now.
Whether water-based alchemy works or not is another matter, but water-based alchemy is absolutely the enemy of all alchemists! The reason why alchemists are so highly regarded is simply because fire and wood attributes are rare, while single water attributes are too common, which greatly lowers the status of alchemists. Either you be selfless and teach everyone how to do it, or you'll be hunted down and killed by everyone.
To be honest, the origin of the cheat ability is too illogical! And the secondary setting is too far-fetched... A thousand-year-old family (with two great ninth-grade alchemists) (the ancestor also possessed a cheat ability) (albeit an incomplete alchemy water technique) 🤭 and they even had a deep connection with the Pill Tower? And then what? They lost every single family member! Extremely poisonous.
After reading about ten chapters, I noticed inconsistencies in some sections. Both the plot and the setting contradict each other, with inconsistencies between pages. The settings are also not very logical, and the author's understanding of the original work's settings seems unclear.
It's just so-so. It's pointless for the protagonist to constantly cause trouble for Xiao Yan; one is water and the other fire, they don't clash. There are many instances where the protagonist deliberately belittles Xiao Yan to elevate his own sanctimoniousness.
Water-based alchemy is cheating, so what kind of genius is that?
To sum it up, it's very average. I said you guys can easily reach 2000 words in a book, but I can never seem to reach that number. You're still writing chapter three of a series about a past life...
Water can be used to make medicine? You might as well write something else.