Luck taken away? It doesn't matter, I quietly become a god

In addition to free lectures, the Alchemist Branch Guild also makes some free books related to alchemy available to the public and stores them in the Ten Thousand Books Building for alchemists to consult.

This is something that Lian Zongmen cannot do.

The knowledge and resources that the sect has on hand are generally only open to the disciples of the sect. If outsiders want it, they must pay corresponding value.

However, the Alchemist Branch Guild can be open to the outside world. The only restriction is that one must have any spiritual root of fire and wood, or be an official alchemist.

This restriction is equivalent to none, because monks who can become alchemists basically have fire or wood spiritual roots.

In front of Wanshu Tower.

Rong Shu relied on his exposed fire spiritual roots to successfully enter it.

The Wanshu Tower is said to have tens of thousands of books related to alchemy, with a total of four floors.

Currently, Rong Shu can enter the first level.

As for the upper three levels, other conditions are required, such as contribution points and consumption points from the alchemist branch guild, or flower spirit stones and treasures to redeem permissions.

Rong Shu probably browsed through part of the books, which contained prescriptions for some commonly used elixirs on the market, such as the Qi-Entraining Pill, the Bigu Pill, the Spirit-Gathering Pill, and the Muscle and Bone Pill.

When Rong Shu saw the prescription of Muscle and Bone Pill, he felt happy.

When he was doing tasks in the Tianyan Sect Baicao Garden before, Rong Shu only had a rough idea of ​​a few main materials for refining the Muscle and Bone Pill.

At that time, Rong Shu was just stumbling around and thinking about it. Tianyan Sect also had a recipe for Muscle and Bone Pill, but he needed points to check out the complete recipe.

As for the alchemy prescriptions provided for free by the Alchemist Branch Guild, every step of alchemy is recorded in such detail that even a beginner like Rong Shu, who has never been exposed to alchemy, can understand it.

Thinking of the apprentice lecture tomorrow, Rong Shu was even more looking forward to it.

This Alchemist Branch Guild has come to the right place!

So, Rong Shu first picked up a "Alchemy Beginner's Manual", sat on the floor, opened the pages, and read attentively.

The bookshelves on the first floor of Wanshu Building are all filled with printed books.

The reason for choosing paper books that require rote memorization instead of using jade slips to record the content is also to dissuade some monks who just want to "slap their foreheads with jade slips" to get free sex.

Only monks who really want to embark on the path of alchemy can immerse their minds and read these books seriously.

Rong Shu stayed in Wanshu Tower for three hours before reluctantly leaving.

It’s not that Rong Shu doesn’t want to stay any longer, but that Wanshu Tower has a clear rule: every monk can only stay in Wanshu Tower for three hours a day. When the time is up, he must leave Wanshu Tower and cannot bring Wanshu Tower with him. The books inside the library leave.

Once someone is caught stealing books, not only will he have to pay a heavy compensation to the Alchemist Guild, but he will also be permanently blacklisted by the Alchemist Guild. He will not be allowed to trade elixirs and elixirs through the guild's channels, nor will he be able to obtain an alchemist qualification certificate.

Because the punishment for stealing books is extremely severe, basically no monk will take such a big risk for just one or two books. As long as you come diligently, you can get a lot of books.

The next day.

Rong Shu arrived at the door of the alchemist branch guild early.

After it was confirmed that he had the fire spirit root, he was put into the apprentice class by the guild staff.

At this moment, many monks who were also attending lectures had come to the lobby, and the seats closest to the podium were also occupied.

Seeing this, Rong Shu also found a seat at the front and sat down.

Some monks who knew each other were chatting, and part of the conversation reached Rong Shu’s ears:

"Instructor Li should be giving the lecture today."

"Don't talk too much for a while. Teacher Li has a bad temper. If you open your mouth to speak in private, you might be kicked out by him..."

"..."

When the time came, Instructor Li, who was in charge of teaching the apprentices, appeared at the door of the lobby on time.

Rong Shu raised his eyes and saw a middle-aged man with a Chinese character face and a serious face, wearing an elegant gray-blue robe.

Thinking that Teacher Li might have a "bad temper", Rong Shuqing sat upright.

Instructor Li did a small test during the lecture. A fly was tied to a thin rope and hung from the beam. Everyone stared at the fly for half an hour.

For those who couldn't persist, Instructor Li politely asked that person not to learn alchemy.

Half an hour later, some of the people were kicked out by Instructor Li, but Rong Shu was lucky enough to stay.

After finishing the three-hour class, Rong Shu had a clearer understanding and positioning of the profession of alchemist in his mind.

……

Apprenticeship topics for the second day:

1. How to identify the quality of elixirs?

2. Precautions and handling techniques for collecting elixirs outside.

Third, the growth environment of the elixir.

The latter two topics cover too wide a range. In class, the instructor can only choose a few typical examples to explain, and recommends dozens of related books.

According to the instructor's instructions: if you memorize all the contents of these books, you will know everything.

The only news that can be called good news is that these books can be found in Wanshulou.

After the lecture, Rong Shu went directly to Wanshulou and selected books to read according to the book list given by the instructor.

Six days in a row.

After the sixth day of lectures, Rong Shu subconsciously looked at the notice board for the next day's topics.

But this time I saw that it was not a topic, but a written assessment with a time limit of three hours.

Rong Shu looked slightly startled.

When Rong Shu read the specific requirements for the written answer assessment, he suddenly felt a headache.

There are 10,000 questions in the written test. Even with a monk's powerful spiritual consciousness, if he is not careful, he may not be able to finish all the questions.

If the error rate does not exceed ten, you can pass the assessment, take the alchemy assessment tomorrow, and start making alchemy.

On the morning of the seventh day, Rong Shu went to take the exam.

Not to mention whether he can answer 10,000 questions, Rong Shu has never even read the knowledge points of most of the questions, so he can't write anything.

If there are more than ten questions left blank, you won’t even need to change your score, and you will be eliminated on the spot.

As expected, Rong Shu was eliminated. He didn't have the chance to attend the lecture on the eighth day, so he had no choice but to dive into Wanshu Tower to make up for the lack of alchemy knowledge.

On the eighth day, the apprentice who can successfully refine the elixir will be able to successfully move up a level and become an intern alchemist, and can attend free internship lectures.

By the ninth day, the three topics were all the same three topics Rong Shu attended on the first day of class.

After seeing that the topics started to cycle, Rong Shu went to attend the class as usual.

Because the instructors giving lectures are different every time, it is also beneficial to learn alchemy to listen to other instructors' opinions.

Another six days passed by... On the fifteenth day, the written answer assessment began again.

This time, Rong Shu was basically able to finish writing, but because the error rate reached more than 2,000 words, he was still eliminated.

Unable to attend classes on the sixteenth day, Rong Shu continued to study hard at Wanshulou!

She didn't believe it! Can she do it?

Girls can’t say no! ?(`?′)?