The Swordsmith in the Fairy Sword World

Maybe the author wants to show off his ambitions before suppressing them, but I feel that the protagonist is so miserable because he has no logic. He has traveled through time for three years and the protagonist is still very powerful. With a population of more than 100 million, there are only about a hundred people with this strength. The swords he forged are also very powerful. It's just because he doesn't have the power. No one wants to buy fame, so you can't advertise by yourself based on your strength. You also mentioned various sword fights. Wouldn't you be famous for defeating others with your own sword? The system is strict, but you are among the top few hundred in the world and the top dozens of experts in the country, and you are still doing so miserably? The premise of time travel mentioned that the owner of the protagonist's body before time travel killed many people. Can he not keep any money? Judging from the description at the beginning, it seemed like I was about to run out of food. I was still selling swords and I felt speechless. Have you never eaten pork or seen pigs running? Have you traveled through time in vain? Don't have a better business strategy? The protagonist seems to have inherited his golden finger, and he also has a certain reputation (other people have sneaked in to steal it). It is not illogical for the protagonist to have a little fame. He also mentioned that he wanted to be a sword immortal several times, but now he is a swordsmith, so he is no longer a sword immortal. Swordsmiths and sword immortals are not contradictory, so why don't they do both? If you are not famous and cannot sell, will the top dozens of experts in the country not be famous? If you don't get a reputation, of course no one will pay attention to you. Just like in modern society, if a person writes a novel, he will definitely become popular. He will become famous and make money. However, he wants to act in a movie, but if he is not famous, no one will ask him to act. There was a double penetration in the first few chapters... I don't know what will be written in the future, but I didn't want to read it when I saw it. I couldn't bear to read more than 20 chapters, but I didn't sell a single sword and was even more speechless (not counting the one I lied to a child). Isn't buying a sword from a famous master the same as buying a famous brand? I don't believe that everyone has money to buy famous brands or is willing to buy famous brands. Do those who don't have money spend all their money to buy a famous kitchen knife and then wait to starve to death? This value is really awesome. When the author conceives the plot, he should at least straighten out the logical relationship. If these illogical plot settings are the author's intention, then I have nothing to say... Finally, I would like to give you some suggestions. The settings should be interspersed in the main text. Don't list them separately.

Am I the only one who was attracted by [Prayer]?

Let me give Qi Mei a strong recommendation first.

Is this book really two-dimensional? When I first read it, I thought this book was well written. However, as I read later, the more I read, the more uncomfortable I felt. I felt a little aggrieved and speechless.

See seal roll→_→

. . Give me some support without losing any meat.

I was drawn in because of the cover, but after reading a few chapters, I felt pretty good. Come on, author.

Is there no one here?

The writing is a bit messy, and it's been like this after reading hundreds of chapters, especially the ****** part, where it suddenly switches to another scene in the same chapter.

How many time-travelers and systems appear at one time? There are so many, so boring!