The Path to Immortality Begins with Alchemy

Many novel protagonists these days start out as one of the four major professions in the cultivation world, then claim they have no cheat codes and are from the bottom! The truly bottom-class should be completely out of reach of even those fields! It's like in reality, the internet, finance, construction, chemical, and power industries!

I want to write 5 million words ✊

Someone comes to help the protagonist move. If he moves, he will move. Where is your handsome face and bubble teapot? A smell of gayness

Although some people say that the cheat system is no good, I want to say that it's not that the cheat system is no good, the real problem is that the protagonist is no good. The protagonist is, honestly, sometimes acting like an idiot. He just doesn't bother to research his cheat ability. His cheat ability is entering dreams, and entering dreams requires forming connections.

Unless you really run out of books to read, don't read this book. It's too problematic. Although it has its advantages, it can't cover up its shortcomings at all. I originally wanted to talk about the advantages first, but I was so addicted that I thought about it. First of all, the most important point is that the protagonist is a waste and has no subjective initiative.

This novel should be renamed "I Take in Disciples in the Immortal Cultivation World and Raise Them Like My Own Father" 🤭

In more than two hundred chapters, the girl is arranged to be married to someone else and is fighting for mortal women and foundation building. Is it because of a change of people or is it just a case of insanity?

I don't want to be a slave in a big factory, I just want to deliver food... Seriously, your cheat system is inherently tied to a sect. So, just because you're a genius alchemist doesn't mean you're not a genius??? I can't understand the author's thought process. Aren't rare single-ingredient ingredients only available in sects? Besides, sects can protect you.

Brains are a good thing. Unfortunately, the protagonist has none, or very few. It's quite funny to think about the Wang family, the Qi Refining clan that the protagonist's family owns. The servants they take in use the same cultivation techniques as the main family! It's clearly written when the protagonist uses the Wang family's ninth-level Qi Refining cultivator from the Dream-Entering Pill Shop. This is pig brain! This is pig brain!

Joining the Tianshan Sect is a terrible idea. The Yan Kingdom doesn't have many third-tier spiritual herbs, so there's no way to refine them. The protagonist doesn't plan to stop there and start his own family; joining a sect would tie him to the sect. He'd be better off joining a large merchant guild as a guest elder in a resource-rich area. I'd like to see how the author continues this story.