Global: Blacksmithing My Way to Level Up

Your protagonist said before that he was short of money, but in Chapter 11, you said that the equipment and materials sold by the protagonist are more than enough, and the rare ones are sold at ordinary quality prices. Although enchantment can directly strengthen the protagonist's ability, it does not mean that it should be sold at a low price. Don't talk nonsense about retaining customers. If you have the ability and good things, a large number of customers will naturally come to buy from you. If you are not capable, you will not be able to retain customers. And you're not happy with this article. It doesn't mean that your protagonist has to pretend to be a slut in people's faces throughout his life and career. That's cheating, but you can definitely develop in the direction of being able to create various unique equipment to create your own exclusive force, instead of your humble idea of ​​building equipment for him as long as he can follow the footsteps of some sister.

I feel like this protagonist can't put on any big show in front of him.

Commentary on Chapter One: Three Years of Blacksmithing in "Everyone: Blacksmith, Upgrading" written by Liu Anhuaming.