Let You Make Elixirs, Not Make Nuclear Bombs

After reading more than half of it, I found that the good and bad guys are not normal in their minds. The protagonist is already so powerful. Does the villain have shit in his head? The alchemist is written as the lowest in the food chain. He knows he can't beat him but he still keeps provoking.

Can the author please have some common sense? It's like writing without any brain.

As mentioned in the title, it was all about a bunch of nuclear bombs, but in the end, it couldn't even hit a monster.

Families, run, this book is unfinished

That's it? What about the endless sea? What about becoming an official team member? Is it over? ? ?

What? (๑•̌.•̑๑)ˀ̣ˀ̣Is this the end? Sprinkle flowers?

The enemy wants to kill you, but I say there will be no revenge

I fight against people from the fighting department and feel that I am powerful even though I am fighting against people from the life department. I suggest that the author should not be so casual when writing a book.

I can only comment on this book in general, and the writing elsewhere is pretty good, but it is completely nonsense to compare the combat-based content to the life-based people compared to the martial arts! It's like a big company boss comparing interpersonal relationships with an ordinary farmer. How to compare?

In fact, this kind of heroine is the best