That was precisely why most master alchemists relied on special artifacts, furnaces, or auxiliary tools to boost their chances. Mastery granted unparalleled insight and refinement, but even that alone was rarely enough.
For Kisha, however, possessing such a high success rate without relying on artifacts was an extraordinary advantage. In the Murim world, she wouldn't merely be valued; she would be regarded as a living treasure, a true golden goose capable of producing miracles time and time again.
Through reaching the mastery level, a 45%–50% success rate might have sounded low, but it was actually the best she could hope for. Lower-level alchemists attempting high-tier recipes would likely achieve a 0% success rate.
