Kiverance

Mikael, in his retirement, dedicates his time to studying abandoned traditional medicines. Some of his experiments prove successful, resulting in potent medications with the ability to cure various diseases.

Delving deeper into an ancient mixture, Mikael tragically met his demise while tasting his own concoction. The wish of an alchemist, poised to make a significant impact on others, came to an unfortunate end.

However, he had one more chance when he found himself waking up from his bed.

[Immortal Alchemist Cultivation System installed.]

[Welcome back to life!]

[Here, your unfulfilled wishes will come true!]

[Each elixir you create will be linked to the consumer, doubling your strength as they grow stronger!]

Mikael was stunned in astonishment as he still did not understand what had happened to him. But, like it or not, he had to adapt to a world where cultivation existed and various creatures were lurking at every corner of the realm.

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Note: Not for under 18! 
Contains dual cultivation, an act of sexual assault, an attractive older woman, unlawful relationships between close relatives, and no NTR!

Immortal Alchemist: Bound Cultivation

As the man approached, one of the guards, wearing a full helmet that covered his entire head, stepped forward, intercepting Zhihao and commanding him to stop. "Halt!" he shouted. "Who are you? What do you want?"

Trembling, Zhihao steadied himself with a deep breath. "I-I'm an alchemist from Twinhill. Mrs. Zenmei requested that I check on her husband," he replied in a quiet tone.

The guard turned to his comrade, who stood next to him with a spear and nodded. "Fine, but we'll need to search you first," he said as he approached Zhihao, the sound of steel filling the air with each step he took.

Rubbing various areas on Zhihao, he raised his hands to make it easier for the guard to conduct his search. The guard's hands stopped as he discovered something astonishing in Zhihao's satchel.

"What is this?" the man exclaimed, pulling out a bottle and folded paper containing small balls. "Explain now!"

Complicated Diagnosis