Swordsmith Becomes a God

🍁7.3🍁No male protagonist. Seedling. The writing style is quite unique, and I can't describe it except that it doesn't fit in with the mainstream of online writing. It seems concise and unsophisticated. The plot progresses quickly and is not sloppy, but it also seems a bit rough. What's extra is that the author mentioned in a digression that he doesn't like the heroine to focus on love and love, and he doesn't like the heroine to always find trouble. As you can see from the copy, the heroine in this article has many good friends. Although there is no male protagonist, the heroine has a fiancé who should like the heroine very much. However, in order not to restrict the heroine's development on the road to immortality, he took the initiative to break off the engagement. It is worth mentioning that there are many plot reversals. When you thought she was a vicious female supporting character, she turned out to be a good girl. When you thought she was a nice person, you found out that you were completely wrong. The author and the single owner are both senior members, so the updates are not stable, and they are updated several times a week. I haven't signed a contract yet, and I am a little worried that I will be cheated. Especially when I found that the single owner was the first person to comment, I felt a little distressed, so I joined in.