White Barge Clear River

A spoonful of Jiangbaisu, a scroll of Kuhesu, and a bottle of syrup so sweet it's nauseating.
Stir the crucible, evaporate the moisture.
Drink down the pain, reap a new life.
In the lands of steampunk alchemy, demons run rampant, elements drift, heresy lurks.
Xia Zhou looks up to the Mage's Holy Place, immerses himself in studying toxins, forging his own path of magehood.
(This is not an invincible story. The invincible tag is system-generated and I can't remove it.)

My Rejuvenation Speed is A 'Little' Fast

Xia Zhou had produced 5 kinds of bait elements corresponding to complex toxins, a full 7 days ahead of the final deadline specified in the study manual.


He had some profound experiences in the self-research of bait elements.


If he didn't employ the assistance of Blood Element Servants, he could essentially develop a method of cutting a proficient-level bait element after 5 to 8 tries.


This datum was significantly better than the average level recorded in the textbooks, matching the characterization of a top potential alchemist.


Cutting out proficient-level and master-level bait elements stably present in the air was extremely difficult.


With the help of Blood Element Servants, the success rate was 100%, and the quality of the product was at least 95%.


Without Blood Element Servants ... it was purely luck-based, with a success rate of less than 5%, and the quality of the product varied greatly, ranging from 80% to 96%.


Chapter 37: Wise Choices