Wuxia: I Forge the Divine Weapon Moon in the Well from the Start

I would like to give you a suggestion. Don't be like those people who say that the various hands of the blacksmith can be turned into weapons at the touch of a hand. You should be more professional. The story of collecting materials, the story of making weapons, the story of the turmoil caused by the weapons being thrown into the rivers and lakes. Isn't this much better than typing up a piece of writing that I thoughtlessly pushed?

The protagonist can be a background plug-in grandpa, and sometimes he can go out to look for materials, or accidentally encounter a lucky boy, or whatever, and you can give him a weapon as a favor. Bored at home. Also write more stories about each weapon. This is not the best "water plot". It prevents the weapons from appearing too quickly and causes reading fatigue and increases the interest of the book.

Commentary on Chapter 8 of "Martial Arts: Forging the Divine Weapon Jing Zhongyue at the Beginning" by Bai Hua Luan Kai: Killings in the Market, Sword Demon Yan Thirteenth Chapter.

Commentary on Chapter 3: Rumors, chaos in the world, "Martial Arts: Forging the Divine Weapon Jing Zhongyue at the Beginning" written by Bai Hua Luan Kai.