Global: The Blacksmith Who Forged the Moon-Splitting Sword from the Start

Very good. After seeing the class awakening in the first chapter, I stopped reading. It was too embarrassing.

**, They are all Japanese. You said you, a Chinese, choose Japanese weapons? Damn it. There are so many weapons, but you don't write about them. You insist on writing about Japan.

Very good subject matter, all dick nonsense

Very good, but the female characters are all outrageous, one is a real girl, one is a sex partner, and the other is a self-righteous asshole.

It's really well written, interesting, and refreshing, but not boring. It would be better if I could continue.

Directly touching his face and opening it up, is there really nothing wrong with this villain's brain? The style is so low-key that it is reasonable to suspect that the one who wants to assassinate is not him, but his family. Otherwise, this kind of emotion cannot be hidden, and it shows the intention to kill. It is really just a convenience character just to show off the setting. Come on, author, and look forward to the follow-up plot.

The writing was so embarrassing and the things he said and did were as childish as those of an elementary school student.

Create a Bengyu infinite evolution

Is the villain university written too hard? It feels like it has changed from overbearing to arrogant and disgusting. It feels like I am disgusting just to disgust the protagonist.

My head hurts when I think about it with my head. Is it okay to find a lounge to talk about the influence? It must be in front of a large audience, just to improve the B level for the exclamation of the water performance? I really don't understand The people at the competition also laughed angrily. It's not impossible to lose just one game. Let's forget it if the class loses just for the sake of face. If it's because of the exchange of interests, let's forget it. They all can't afford to lose. Are you serious? Is it bad to lose a joke in class? I can't help but the other teams haven't been angry about losing their class. It's just a junior rookie competition. It's really necessary. Just so that when the protagonist becomes stronger and needs to be reckoned with later, oh ho, everyone has offended me, that means being dignified or being disrespected, and then all his family members ascend to heaven? I can't hold it anymore, goodbye.