I keep wishing for a good blacksmithing novel, unfortunately this is not it. Never thought it was possible, but it may actually be worse than Forging The Path To Godliness. It's just plain bad, ******* writing that seems like it was written by a child. Predictable and cliched. Seems like something you would expect to find in RoyalRoad, in fact there are definitely better stories there. Absolutely not worth translating at all, so I suppose it's only a matter of time before this gets picked as Editors Choice over much, much better novels like "I just won't play by the book" and "My Debauched Devotion". After seeing Forging the Path To Godliness get chosen over "I Can See The Lines Of Fortune, it's really obvious that the readers opinion and reviews don't matter at all, and the "editor" who chooses the novels is a brainless moron.

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hope this one ok... 2 novel already chine no 1 bla bla bla other country worse bla bla bla oh did i not tell you? it china no 1 bla bla bla... i dont mind if it was a bit nationalism but dont push other country down soo much.

First, for the 3rd time... I keep track u see... 🥳🥳🥳🥳 .............................................. .................. ........................... ..........

All 4 Novels this week are bad, but this one is the worse. As always you have an immature MC who is despised every chapter. If the world were really to work like that, there wouldn't be any blacksmith/shopkeeper/youngsters in this novel's world. And why do we have 4 books of 40 chapters while before we had 5 of 60?

Pre-industrial metallurgy requires mining, coal and blacksmiths. The author who puts the blacksmith without explaining the first two is lazy. Malignant sects may have slaves digging in mines, and cutting forests to make coal, but if all the material comes from slave labor the other sects are conniving and the government supports it. If members of the external court perform this service on a seasonal basis, there are periods of the year that no one obtains these resources. See? In five minutes the author could have a history of conflict between the good and bad sects all involving a blacksmith with a system, the difficult life of an outside sect member and slaves from the evil sect.

Sounds really interesting from the description and I hope same goes for the novel 👍👍☺☺😊😊😊🤗🤗😄👍🤗🤗☺😄😄😊😄😊😄😄😊😄👍😄😄☺😄😊😊😄😄😊😄😊😄☺😄😄😊😄😊☺🤗😄👍😄😄😊😄😄😊😄😄😊😄

It's got face slapping if you're into that. The Mc seems is a idiot who doesn't understand nuance and what his place in the world is, he is a mortal vs cultivators and he antagonize them for a bet because obviously they don't believe a mortal can repair a immortal sword (basic flying sword). the bet is his life for breaking said sword and if he wins the humiliation of the cultivator, like what? he is basically homeless with only the workshop. so instead of money to pay off the debts his parents incurred after thier death he wants something vain for his ego. he was literally useless before the system, living like a rich young master with the income of his cultivator parents.

Petition to bring back nurturing humanity ................................................................................................

A subpar novel that introduces nothing new to the genre. Main character spends more time trading insults with other people than forging. For whatever reason enemies pop out left and right regardless of age. 2.5/5 stars.