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Magic World: I Become a God by Chemistry

Original title魔法世界:我靠化学封神
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[Fantasy · Magic · Overpowered MC]

Chemistry prodigy Lin Yan had his body transmigrated into a magic world in an explosion in the lab.

Here, people chant spells, worship gods, and believe in talent, piling up a shaky tower of magic with a thousand years of empiricism.

And Lin Yan—

does not chant spells, because incantations are only anchors for mental focus. Does not worship gods, because gods are merely higher life-forms that control rules. Does not accept fate, because differences in talent can be compensated through later optimization.

He reconstructs the underlying model of Fireball Spell in three days and crushes academy geniuses with zero backlash; publicly corrects a thousand-year-old mistaken chant and leaves conservatives speechless; uses chemical principles to expose the false proposition of "divine healing," shaking the foundation of the church’s thousand-year faith; uses fractional distillation techniques to mass-produce top-grade potions, monopolizing the continent’s high-end resource market...

When the whole world is wrongly attributing things to "talent degeneration," only he knows—this world is slowly dying, and he is the only one who can see the truth.

"You are chanting spells, I am doing experiments."

"You are worshipping gods, I am analyzing divinity."

"Once I study the rules thoroughly, even the gods’ seats should be rearranged."

A chemist’s dimensionality-reduction crushing journey to another world, from zero-basics apprentice to a science-based godslayer.

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