When Lan Yu Qianren arrived in the world of My Hero Academia, he awakened a Forge during his Quirk assessment. As long as he kept training and fighting, he could use its templates to forge divine weapons that did not exist in this world.
Su Zi fought alongside him, and together they brought out one awe-inspiring weapon after another:
Hyorinmaru, Senbonzakura, Zangetsu, Kyouka Suigetsu, Excalibur, Gan Jiang and Mo Ye, Infinity Blade, Yamato...
The weapons will mainly be Zanpakuto, though Noble Phantasms and other weapons will also appear.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The latest chapter of Wo Ying is really bad. This subject matter is basically abandoned. If there are no major changes, this book will basically not continue to be written. After chasing such an old comic and finally doing this, it is really a mentality change. I wish everyone a happy and safe Lantern Festival in advance. Goodbye.
Well, if we create a weapon with the attribute of being 100% free-handed, AFO will have to kneel down to receive it. . . . .
The Little Hero comic insults China, author, are you sure you will still write it?
Can the protagonist create the third type of star particle body? That name is nanoperpetual motion, the ultimate mystery of mankind.
Isn't it very straightforward to find a way to research the technology of the Super Seminary? It doesn't have to be too flashy and has some practical uses. There are also weapons and souls that can strengthen oneself.
Forge a weapon, and then gain the ability of the weapon-related anime through weapon extension. For example, the Death God's Zanpakutō can be set so that the sword itself has the inheritance of Bai Da.
The Infinity Gauntlet is considered a weapon, right?
Is the protagonist's name Qianren or Right Ring???
Don't any of today's authors know how to make their own good weapons? It's useless to make other people's weapons every day and then design one yourself.
Most of them are Zanpakutō, which is not interesting.