Dressed as an abandoned daughter of a wealthy family, she relies on metaphysics to become a god

"Is that so?" Chu Yao asked suspiciously.

Yu Lu tilted her head and thought for a while, "I remembered it! I took a photo with Little Bear before. Sister, please wait a moment."

She jumped off the bed, and Cao Hui was shocked. After seeing that she didn't fall, she breathed a sigh of relief.

Yu Lu took Cao Hui's cell phone and flipped through the photo album one by one. Most of them contained photos recording instrument data and medicine.

Finally, she found a photo in the small garden of the hospital.

In the camera, Yu Lu is sitting in a wheelchair, holding the bear doll in her hand, and there is indeed an inconspicuous mark on the doll's body.

There was a young man in his twenties standing next to her. Just looking at his figure, Chu Yao felt somewhat familiar.

It's a pity that the photo wasn't taken very well. There happened to be a shadow covering the man's head, making it difficult to see his exact appearance.

"Let me tell you, there has always been a trace here." Yu Lu said happily, "But I can't remember exactly how it came about. By the way, sister, let me show you the painting I drew today."

She held her masterpiece high, with two women in skirts on each side, and herself in the middle.

Yu Lu pointed at the person on the screen and said, "Look, this is mom. Mom likes to wear orange-red clothes the most. She also has a small mole on her mouth. This is Aunt Cao. Aunt Cao's eyes are crooked. , like Crescent Moon. She likes backpacks, so I drew a very big bag for her that can put everything in it."

Hearing her childlike description, Chu Yao smiled, but she still had a trace of worry in her heart.

When Yu Lu was first found, she said that no matter how she thought about it, her mother's face was always a black shadow.

When Chu Yao used Little Bear to check her memory, Yu Xiaoyang was indeed a twisted black shadow.

But now she can actually clearly describe the colors of the clothes Yu Xiaoyang often wears, as well as the specific details on her face.

Thinking of the little bear with an extra stain, Chu Yao had to admit that the thing she was most worried about might happen.

She changed the past.

……

Secret Service.

The "Moth Manuscript" that was originally thrown aside by Ling Feng has become the object of overall concern in the past few days.

All the alchemy techniques described in it were successful as long as the raw materials could be found.

However, there are still many crucial experiments that cannot be carried out because we do not know what the raw materials are and cannot find any information.

In the "Moth Midge Manuscript", there is a key chapter called "Midas into Gold", which specifically introduces various alchemical techniques for converting ores into other substances.

For example, marble is "jaded" to produce jade, or iron ore is first refined into copper ore and then into gold ore.

Anyone who has learned a little knowledge of chemistry knows that the elements that make up iron ore, copper ore and gold ore are all different, and it is impossible to directly transform them.

Unless iron ore is put into a solution containing copper ions, copper will be generated.

But gold is a very stable substance and it is difficult to react chemically with other substances.

In the manuscript, these substances can be generated through refining, and only require a basic substance called "secret sand".

The author also made a special note that "secret sand" is a rare material. Please do not use it unless necessary.

Just by reading the manuscript, it is not difficult to find that the secret sand is indeed an extremely rare raw material.

Because many weird-sounding alchemies require the use of secret sand, even alchemies that can resurrect the dead.