Marvel: The Alchemist Just Wants a Peaceful Life

Her master, Wuxian, the strongest person in Jinmen and the strongest person in the guild, appeared at the hospital and completed the course that she had barely managed to finish in a week in less than a day.

What made Lu Ye feel most spitting blood was that the reason her master, Wuxian, was able to complete the course so quickly was just a casual remark.

"You've killed so many people in the past, you naturally know how?"

Chapter 489 Lu Ye’s Nemesis (Part 2)

Of course, Wuxian came because of the request from the Great Master, so Kano really couldn't say much.

After all, due to the protective shield of the First Emperor, both the Heavenly Court and the Demon Spirit Guild on the Rabbit side are already deeply bound to the official human authorities on the Rabbit side.

If what Sherlock brought out can really enhance the strength of the Rabbit government, then it won't be a problem to arrange for someone to take care of the Grand Master.

However, the appearance of Infinite also thwarted Kano's desire to take revenge on Sherlock.

The "tsk" that Kano made when they met was the biggest revenge he could possibly take against that damned foreign devil Sherlock.

Originally, Lu Ye thought that as long as he completed this damned surgery, he would never have any more contact with this foreign devil whose fate was incompatible with his.

But as it turns out, Kano's thinking was far too simplistic.

After the surgery, Wuxian and Luye were immediately conscripted by Nezha as soon as they returned to the guild hall.

The reason is simple: Nezha has come up with a new script, and this script was even written by that damned foreign devil Sherlock!

Looking at the script in his hand, Lu Ye felt dizzy and confused. He wondered if he was having a bad run of luck or if he was just incompatible with that foreigner. Why did that damned foreigner always have to cause trouble for him?

Although the script in her hand is called "The Legend of Luo Xiaohei," and the name is her junior brother's, anyone who has read the script knows that she is the real protagonist!

That damn foreign devil is just trying to make things difficult for me, isn't he?

After reading the script in his hand, Lu Ye immediately refused!

However, to Lu Ye's surprise, the moment he refused to perform, Nezha, the head of the museum, and even Elder Lingyao all jumped out to persuade him.

Especially Elder Lingyao.

Given that humans and fairies coexist, Elder Lingyao had absolutely no reason to do the kind of thing that's written in the script, but even so, he was portrayed as a villain.

Under such circumstances, Elder Lingyao not only didn't object to this damned script, but even tried to persuade him to take the role?

So much so that Lu Ye looked at Elder Ling Yao with a hint of inquiry, wondering if this guy was really planning something.

However, to Lu Ye's utter surprise, Ling Yao's explanation was quite vulgar, even making her feel like she was questioning the meaning of life.

There are two reasons why I don't mind playing villains: money and fame.

The reason he wanted money was simple: as an elder, Ling Yao also had some aspirations, especially considering he had to support his family and disciples.

Even without such a reason, no one would refuse such a huge reward!

As for fame, although he plays a villain in the script, it doesn't stop him from showing his fighting ability at all. In Lingyao's words, drama is drama. He can be a bad guy in the play, but it won't affect his fame outside the play.

Elder Lingyao's reason for wanting popularity is very simple, just two words.

Apprentice!

The newborn fairy flower language is "slow and steady wins the race," which Yao naturally knows. Don't be fooled by Xi Muzi and Elder Jingyi's daily grumbling and cursing because of that misguided succubus loli; if you asked them to give up on this disciple, they would be the first to fight you to the death.

Lingyao also wants to take on apprentices, and this script is undoubtedly the best way to do so!

To Lu Ye's surprise, even Chi Nian, who had previously been at odds with him, did not refuse! Left with no other choice, Lu Ye could only agree.

That's right, the script Sherlock presented was the script for Luo Xiaohei 2, while the first part was turned into a prequel by Sherlock.

The reason is simple: it's fun!

Compared to the park transformed by the wind, Sherlock was far more curious about what would happen if Lu Ye were to act as Lu Ye. Would it lead to another situation where the streets were filled with Lu Ye's dogs? Wouldn't it be a real case of hearing a chorus of barking when Lu Ye went out on the street?

Just imagining that scene made Sherlock feel intrigued.

Of course, the most important reason is that in this script, men are men, women are women, monsters are monsters, kittens are half-demon, and Wuxian is Nezha.

Hmm? Although something feels off, the fact that the man is a man and the woman is a woman is enough for Sherlock to pull this thing out. Heaven knows what kind of mess the movies on the American side have become.

Just look at the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics to see this; Sherlock was simply entertaining himself and making his own movie.

What's more, with everyone playing themselves, the movie skipped all the special effects except for editing. It would be a lie to say Sherlock wasn't excited.

At Nezha's urging, The Legend of Luo Xiaohei 2 was quickly put into production as the second entertainment project jointly launched by the club and Nezha's company.

Quan Yuan played himself, and apart from the final scene at the military base, almost all the plot was completed in one day.

As for the scene where they relentlessly clashed with the military base, that was handled by Sherlock.

After a brief collaboration between Nezha and the Rabbit's official team, everything from the venue to the equipment was handcrafted by Sherlock using alchemy, perfectly matching the original script. As for the soldiers in the base, they were created by fairies skilled in shapeshifting.

Sherlock even made a cameo appearance as the officer at the final military base who asked if Infinity was Nezha's superior.

The filming of the entire movie went so smoothly that even Sherlock could hardly believe it.

In just three days, the film was edited and ready for screening.

After watching the script once and confirming that there were no problems, Sherlock used the script of "The Legend of Luo Xiaohei 1" to say that it was a prequel and that he had swapped it with Nezha for a movie remake. He then happily led Tony and the others back to the United States.

Nezha's side submitted the movie to the official Rabbit organization for review.

With the cooperation of the Heavenly Court and the authorities, the film quickly passed censorship and even made it to theaters.

To everyone's surprise, the movie's box office exploded, and Lu Ye, Wuxian, and Xiao Hei became hot stars almost overnight, both inside and outside the club.

Especially inside the club, after learning that the movie was filmed entirely on location, the title of Infinite, the strongest executor, felt more real.

Of course, just as Sherlock predicted, Luye's popularity exploded.

On the Muggle side, Kano really gained a bunch of 'simps,' and the internet was full of shameful comments from people who wanted to become Kano-sama's dogs.

Even inside the guild hall, Lu Ye's title inexplicably changed from "Princess" to "Master".

If these things were still barely acceptable to Kano, then when the movie was introduced to the local area and Kano gained a bunch of Akita dogs online, Kano really broke down her defenses.

It's just that Sherlock ran fast enough; otherwise, given the current situation, Kano would have fought to the death with that damned foreign devil Sherlock, even at the risk of punishment!

Chapter 490: Subsequent Impacts and Nezha's Trap

Did Sherlock anticipate this situation?

Of course there are, but what Sherlock didn't expect was that Luye was even more popular than before he transmigrated!

It's not just the rabbit and Japanese sides that have gained popularity, even in the United States. After all, in the original world, Luo Xiaohei's War Chronicles was just an animation, but here it is a real live-action movie.

Let's put it this way: Luye has not only Chinese rural dogs and Shiba Inus on the internet, but also Alaskan Malamutes, Middle Eastern hunting dogs, German Shepherds, and American Poodles.

Since running away with Tony back to the US, Sherlock's greatest pleasure has been watching these amusing incidents on the networks of both China and the US. There are even rumors that the eight major Hollywood studios have started to go to China to discuss importing their films.

If nothing unexpected happens, Nezha and the guild hall should be making a fortune.

Of course, the most interesting part is definitely Lu Ye's side. Nezha has called Sherlock more than once to complain that Lu Ye has gone crazy.

But that makes sense. Normally, you could just stroll around the streets, but now if you go out, not only will you be surrounded by Muggles asking for autographs and photos, but someone might even suddenly appear and kneel down at your feet, barking incessantly.

Given Kano's temperament, it's quite remarkable that he could refrain from making a move in such a situation.

Most importantly, this live-action movie was actually heavily promoted by the official Rabbit team. The reason is simple: the movie can be considered an attempt to make monsters more transparent.

Of course, aside from that, there is one regret: the release of "The Legend of Luo Xiaohei 1," which was touted as a prequel, has been temporarily postponed.

Although the film was completed long after Luye became a hit.

The reason is quite simple: on the one hand, it's to allow ample time for 'movie production,' since the existence of fairies, the Heavenly Court, and otherworldly beings is still kept secret from ordinary Muggles.

If a movie with such high-quality special effects is filmed too quickly, it will be somewhat difficult to pass off as genuine.

Moreover, this 'prequel' really needs some special effects to depict the final battle between Fengxi and Wuxian. After all, it's impossible to actually fight them in Longyou and then have Fengxi's spirit truly dissipate, right?

Another reason is that Xiao Hei is currently in school, and Wuxian wants to give Xiao Hei the childhood he deserves so that he can focus on his studies. Childhood fame may not be a good thing for a child.

Nezha had no choice but to nod in agreement while frantically calling Sherlock to urge him to finish the manuscript.

In the end, Nezha even brought up Laozi, making Laozi personally call Sherlock to urge him to finish his manuscript.

Most importantly, Lao Jun actually fought, after all, Lao Jun's main body has been addicted to ACG for quite some time, and the entertainment works produced by Sherlock are particularly to Lao Jun's liking.

Whether it's Doro or Demon Slayer, or even the latest Legend of Luo Xiaohei, it's all the same.

After being relentlessly pressured by Nezha and Laozi to finish their script, Sherlock, driven almost mad by their constant demands, maliciously sent Laozi a copy of the script for "Nezha Conquers the Dragon King: The Birth of the Demon Child," then simply turned off his phone and went off to live a carefree life.

As for the outcome?

A full month later, when Sherlock opened his phone, the result was a whopping 685 missed calls from Nezha, over 320 60-second voice messages from Nezha, plus 12 short essays from Nezha.

Sherlock ignored all the messages Nezha sent, simply marked them as read with a single click, and calmly opened Laozi's chat window.

Unlike Nezha, Laozi only sent two voice messages.

The first line reads: "Good disciple, the script is excellent, your master is very satisfied."

The second one is: "Nezha actually refused to film? Good disciple, wait for your master to take action, and I will definitely make Nezha film it himself!"

To Sherlock's surprise, besides Nezha and Laozi, Ao Lie and Jiu Yue also sent him two voice messages, each over 60 seconds long. Ao Lie was just complaining that Laozi had conscripted him to play the role of Ao Bing.

As for September, she was extremely grateful to Sherlock. After so many years, she finally saw what Ao Lie's human form looked like.

In September's words, that guy is incredibly handsome!

This made Sherlock curious about what Ao Lie's human form looked like, but unfortunately, even if Sherlock was very curious, he probably couldn't go and see the rabbit.

After all, Sherlock could tell which was more important, curiosity or life.

All Sherlock could do was try to look at the websites of people in Macau, Venice, and other places on Rabbit's side, hoping to find a pirated version to satisfy his curiosity.

After all, if he were to secretly go to the scene, Sherlock suspected that he would be attacked by Nezha the moment he completed the teleportation, and with Lu Ye and Ao Lie also involved, Sherlock felt that he would die a terrible death.

Even this time, if I hadn't run fast, Kano would probably have come after me.

According to Nezha, Lu Ye has even started offering a bounty on Sherlock at the guild hall, and has even started frantically trying to persuade Huang Mian, Zhang Zhi, and Chi Xing, who have transformed from the three seafood admirals into the three naval admirals, to cross the border to assassinate him.

If the succubus loli Lilith hadn't been kept so closely watch by Elder Ximu and Elder Jingyi, Luye might have tried to trick Lilith too.

As for why Elder Ximu Zi and Elder Jing Yi kept such a close watch on Lilith, and even refused to let her have any contact with the people of Kinmen, the reason is quite simple.

Because after the movie was released, the tradition that graduates of Kinmen are destined to have a cold and cute face spread inexplicably, and even Lu Ye's apprentice Ze Yu suffered from it.

What? You're saying Xiao Hei is perfectly normal? He's got a lot of expressions and is adorable, and he's a half-crippled guy?