Even a Weaponsmith Wants to Protect Others

It's well-written, and the protagonist's growth is slow-paced, gradually developing through experiences. However, for some reason, all I've seen so far refers to swords, mostly Japanese katana, which feels a bit off. 🤦

Overall, it's a good story. Even though the romantic relationships between the two women were complicated at the beginning, I still liked it. I even cried when I read Shangguan Yao's suicide note. However, after Shangguan Yao was forcibly "resurrected," I completely disliked this girl because of the scene where she was blown up.

I haven't read it for very long, so I'll just say a few words. It's well-written, and the characters are very well-developed. This is the first time I've sat down and read a book slowly and calmly after reading for so long. It's just a pity that such a good book isn't read by many people.

It looks good so far, but it suffers from a common problem in fantasy novels: it's a bit convoluted.

This book is really good, worth reading, provided you have the patience.

I've been enjoying reading forging novels lately. This one is slow-paced, high-energy, and satisfying, making it a very comfortable read. It doesn't have a system, and each character is quite well-developed. I think it's great! 🥰 I take it back. It was so frustrating to watch. The protagonist was like a saint. Now I feel like I can neither enjoy it nor throw it away.

It's pretty good; the subject matter, setting, and characters are all nice. It just feels like there's a lot left unwritten. I wonder if the author is still around.

Although the male protagonist is a bit too kind, it's undeniable that this is the most enjoyable book I've followed in the past two months. The male protagonist's growth is exceptionally well-developed, and his saintly and cowardly tendencies change later on. The plot is tight, yet the character development is spot-on. There are a few unresolved plot points, but most are resolved satisfactorily.

It's a very good book. In such a fast-paced world, the author's courage to write such a slow-paced book is quite admirable. The character development is also excellent. It's just that it's not very popular. I hope the author can communicate more with readers to increase its visibility.

Overall, it's a pretty good novel, a decent read. However, the female lead's character is really unlikable. It's not just because she's savage, domineering, disobedient, and spoiled, but also because the character becomes ridiculous as the plot unfolds. To avoid spoilers, I won't say too much. Some aspects of this spoiled princess's personality are forgivable, given the environment.