I'm Such a Swordsmith

☆Talking on fingertips☆ Anyone who can write about the Spring and Autumn Period is a big shot, and anyone who can write about the Red Mansion is a big shot, so let's take precedence. Don't believe it, take a look at the works written in these two periods. The ones with slightly better grades have excellent writing skills. To be honest, the title of this book is literary and youthful, and Shan Zhu was not very optimistic about it. But because there were two characters in it, I tried to read it and found that it was written well! During the Spring and Autumn Period, including the Warring States Period, there were several main directions of time travel. One was to time travel as Lord XX, or simply King XX, leading a weak country to defeat a strong country; the other was to time travel as a scribe, integrating into hundreds of schools of thought, and stirring up the storm with a three-inch tongue. This book is obviously neither. The protagonist is a slave. He later becomes a swordsmith, learns the art of swordsmithing, and stirs up troubles in the spring and autumn of Wuyi. The writing style leans toward martial arts, with young writers, good writing style, and novel ideas. ☆Introduction to this book☆ In the Chinese mainland, the emperor is weak, surrounded by princes, each attacking each other, and he has the skill of forging swords, and becomes the king of the world; for freedom, destiny and the love in his heart, a slave survives in troubled times, fights for his life with others, fights with princes, and fights with heaven for his life, all because of the sword.

💎💎💎💎💎 The protagonist is a slave who was originally going to be sacrificed to a sword, but unexpectedly survived, got the newly forged light sword, and finally escaped with the heavy weapon. But it is precisely because of this lightsaber that the protagonist falls into the pursuit of various princes and major forces, and finally has no choice but to embark on the path of a swordsmith. There are as many as 1,000 sword names appearing in this book, and each sword has its own name. This is a book of swords, such as the Floating Hidden Sword, the Thousand Ren Sword, the Sword of the God, the Tiger Tattoo Sword, the True Ni Sword, the Youmang Sword, the Changge Sword, the Lianren Sword, the Chengying Sword, the Han Light Sword, and the Xiao Lian Sword. Do you want a sword? Then tell me and I will help you make it! This is the story of a swordsmith. In China, people are very fond of swords, and everyone is proud to be equipped with a sword. It is not an exaggeration to be obsessed with swords. It is this kind of custom that makes swordsmiths highly respected. From ordinary people to princes and nobles, when they meet a swordsmith, they will try their best to recruit them, either as a guest or for use in a private court. In return, the swordsmith forges powerful swords to provide weapons for the victim. If they are small, they can wear them for self-defense or guard the door of the house. If they are big, they can plunder lands and conquer countries and slaughter cities. This is the art of sword-making! In the one hundred and thirty kingdoms of the Spring and Autumn Period, the Nine Cauldrons sang lamentations. Three hundred years of Spring and Autumn Period, thirty-six regicides. Currently 530,000 words, updated guaranteed, already on the shelves

Spring and Autumn Literature, you can tell just by looking at the name, it's pretty good, about farming and style.