You Promised to Practice Hard, but Why Are You Refining Pre-Made Elixirs?

I'm here to see the premade pills. After reading it all, there is no trace of alchemy at all.

I don't think premade pills are possible. Logically speaking, if the combination of Ling Yao and elixir is simply processed, it is unlikely to produce the magical effect of elixir. Therefore, it is more likely to be the kind between molecules. Otherwise, why use spiritual consciousness? It is impossible to consume the cultivator's energy. It only takes a few brushes to practice. If the industrial chain cannot be used, the current method does not require so much energy at all, and it is too simple for cultivators. Unless it is industry and immortality. Only with the perfect integration of technology can it be easily accomplished. Otherwise, it would be better to just create a single furnace with spiritual energy and ask him to practice it. Or create a nano-level high-tech product. Otherwise, according to my understanding, it is unlikely, I should say impossible. More importantly, I don't know if it's because I've read too many novels of this type or what? I hate it very much. Either technology is much better than cultivating immortals, or cultivating immortals crushes technology. It's funny. Logically speaking, their end point is to understand the law. It all starts from using the rules, understanding the rules, utilizing the rules and finally controlling the rules.

The writing is incomprehensible. Just to suppress the protagonist, it's better to create a second-rate character. Instead of letting reality create a think tank, this is not the way to create a sense of crisis and oppression. It's too rubbish.

This introduction... Is the same as tomato

It's a pity that it is not a normal world of immortality, but a dark but not abnormal world of immortality. The core is that people are not treated as human beings. To put it another way, the start was too weird, but later it was explained that it was normal. It stands to reason that the more people in a sect, the more factions there are, and those without backgrounds are 100% consumables. The conflict is so sharp. Why don't you expose Li for stealing a very rare talent from the sect? 🥵 (Another person who doesn't understand is that Li is too slow to make a move, and he is not afraid of the protagonist breaking out with him. Yeah, and why not take the protagonist as a dog, close the door and kill the dog, all the bells and whistles, it seems that the supporting role is too good to give a chance, but the introduction is well written, I will still read it, but if I find that the introduction later is a lie, I will still be very depressed)