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In the early days of humanity, alchemy was exaggerated to be almost omnipotent, overstating its effects, never truly achieving the touted impact. Over time, belief waned, leading to its eventual decline.

In fact, alchemy is indeed a very magical skill, much like how many chemical experiments seem so magical to many.

The alchemy from Ancient Babylon can be considered the most complex peak period in human history, and the alchemy recorded on this stone tablet is particularly important, even though these carvings were made long after the fall of Ancient Babylon...

However, Qin Fang's Scouting Skill has already concluded that the content engraved on this stone tablet is actually a legacy of Ancient Babylonian alchemy.

Moreover, this alchemy system is a comprehensive integration of various types of alchemy, forming a relatively complete collection...

If that were all, Qin Fang naturally wouldn't care, because alchemy has long been proven unscientific, no matter how much research or in-depth exploration, no special surprises are likely to occur.

In Qin Fang's view, this kind of Western alchemy is akin to some of the techniques in Dragon Country's Thousand Skills, bearing similarities.

The specific differences, however, require practical comparison to determine.

But...

Is there anyone in this world who can still practice alchemy?

The answer is essentially no, almost no one can perform alchemy practically, lacking even the courage to attempt it!

Because alchemy has long been deemed unscientific and impossible to succeed, naturally, no one would invest effort in researching something so unprofitable.

Yet, the content recorded on this stone tablet is different, perhaps still unscientific compared to others, but for Qin Fang, this alchemy is an invaluable treasure.

Others can't handle it, firstly due to being unable to decipher the meanings of the engravings, secondly because mastering alchemy is nearly impossible.

But Qin Fang does not face these obstacles; he has already discerned that these engravings pertain to alchemy, thus eliminating the first issue.

The reason Qin Fang is determined to acquire this stone tablet is to learn the alchemy inscribed upon it...

The Master-Level Detective Skills have indicated that this alchemy is similar to the prescription for the Heart Nourishing Pill Qin Fang obtained earlier, and once it's in Qin Fang's possession, it can become a new skill at any time!

Alchemy Skill!

Once this alchemy becomes a skill, those unscientific, improbable things become scientific and possible...

Because Qin Fang's Skill System is inherently an existence akin to a BUG; anyone looking for scientific justification to explain it would likely fail, even unto death.

"It's you again..."

Originally, two people were already causing trouble for him, and Yamamoto was furious, wishing to send his lackeys to wipe out these families immediately.

Yet unexpectedly, his old nemesis Qin Fang suddenly jumped out and directly raised the previous auction price sharply.

"Four million!"

Yamamoto's relationship with Qin Fang is very unfriendly, he wishes to eliminate Qin Fang as soon as possible, previously even causing trouble for Qin Fang during the auction of the Ruyao Brush Washer.

That Ruyao Brush Washer was bought by Yamamoto at a high price, which indeed made him play the fool, but Qin Fang's words at the bottom of the pit immediately labeled him with the nickname "half-wit," becoming the main reason for his hatred toward Qin Fang.

Yamamoto was upset, and naturally, he acted without stinginess, immediately raising the auction price to a new level.

"Six million!"

Qin Fang, however, remained unperturbed, directly increasing on Yamamoto's basis by another two million, aiming to crush him with an overwhelming advantage.

With the previous Ruyao Brush Washer, Qin Fang could have contested it, but ultimately chose to forgo it, not out of fear of Yamamoto but because there was no need.

Now things are different; even if the opponent is Yamamoto or one of the Young Masters from the Ten Great Families, Qin Fang won't be courteous about it; he must acquire this stone tablet.

Qin Fang must have it, and it costs only some money, something he currently has in abundance compared to other things.

Despite Qin Fang's income steadily increasing, there have been very few occasions to spend money, leaving him with surplus funds, making it quite satisfying to splurge now.

Qin Fang is just a little worried whether Yamamoto will continue to compete with him until the end...

"You..."

Seeing Qin Fang raising the bid so generously, Yamamoto, though harboring enmity, was greatly provoked.

Looking at Qin Fang's seemingly young face, wearing a faint smile, almost showing no emotion, as if there were no emotional fluctuations.

Yamamoto was in a rage, wishing he could immediately strike down Qin Fang to find solace.

The more furious he became, the more emotionally charged the moment was, everyone's eyes fixed on him, as if watching to see if he would continue the bid.

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