Cultivation of Immortality Begins with Blacksmithing

This book is suitable for people: Readers who pursue extremely realistic and brutal survival style. Readers who like the setting of mortal flow, lack of resources, and strong sense of struggle. Those who are interested in exploring non-mainstream power systems. Readers who can accept the depressing beginning, the long-term weakness of the protagonist, the great risks associated with power, and the alienation/pain of body and mind. Not suitable for: Those who tend to kill decisively, enjoy grudges, and have a refreshing and intensive rhythm. Readers who find it difficult to accept that power comes with huge flaws/pain/risk of losing control. Those who are looking forward to traditional aura cultivation, carefree and ethereal artistic conception. Those with low tolerance for "abuse master" factors such as severe physical alienation, mental torture, and life-burning.

You are holding on, the protagonist is a time traveler, he won't create it by himself, there is a health-preserving fist, and sooner or later he will be able to unite with nature and man. When I read the article, I always read the protagonist with logic, so I won't feel aggrieved.