The system-managed alchemy mode was incredibly useful.
Yuan Shikai succeeded three times in a row, producing ten pills each time. Sigma was left dumbfounded.
Just as Yuan Shikai confirmed the proper alchemy method and prepared to refine the Nine-Turn Soul-Returning Pill,
the system suddenly notified him that his alchemy level was insufficient and instructed him to raise it.
Only then did Yuan Shikai notice a zero in the upper-left corner of the alchemy page.
Below it was a 3/10, indicating that he still needed to refine seven more basic pills to level up.
He truly missed this sort of proficiency system. It was more reliable than anything else, though it took time.
Before nightfall, Yuan Shikai succeeded another six times. He only needed one more successful attempt to level up.
What Yuan Shikai had not expected was that Sigma also succeeded once before nightfall.
He had only refined pills ten times from start to finish, yet he had already succeeded. It seemed the claim that protagonists were blessed by fate was not unfounded; it even boosted alchemy.
When they opened the lid to inspect the result, they found only three pills, and their quality was far inferior to the ones produced by the system.
Yuan Shikai estimated that Sigma's Spirit-Restoring Pills could recover, at most, around ten percent.
Still, this gave Sigma confidence. Perhaps he truly had a talent for alchemy.
This ancient Chinese technique was comparable to the secret medicinal formulas of great clans. Looking at the pills in the Compendium of Alchemy, each with effects that defied the heavens,
Sigma felt from the bottom of his heart that, once he mastered this skill, he would surely be able to help more people in the future.
After leaving behind enough herbs, as well as the furnace and the room