High Martial: Forging Steel to Become Humanity's Strongest

Keep up the good work, author! I personally feel there aren't many flaws; it's quite enjoyable. I hope you don't abandon the story and strive to finish it. Also, I hope you can correct some typos and other minor issues. I've already tagged you in the comments.

This isn't just a pure blacksmithing story; it also incorporates elements of fantasy and urban life. The fantasy elements include auction-like scenes, while the urban elements explore interpersonal relationships. Those looking for blacksmithing or material fusion might not enjoy it, but it's a decent novel for casual readers, suitable for beginners.

It's a very novel book with a great theme. Well, I feel there's too much back-and-forth (in my opinion), and there are some minor errors, such as repetitions and typos. However, for a newcomer, it's quite impressive that they've managed to create such a worldview. Keep up the good work, author!

It looks great, why is no one commenting?

The protagonist is about to save the world, even if he only awakened a few months ago; the burden of the world will fall on his shoulders.

The writing is decent, but a 6.6 rating is a bit low. The protagonist's character is the biggest highlight of the book. A genius who isn't ostentatious, his subtle swagger is the most lethal. The writing style is also quite good. The beginning is a bit bland, but that's understandable given it's set in high school. I hope the university life will be more exciting and eventful.

Good! Good! Hope it doesn't end badly.

Keep up the good work, author! It's really great!

It's not bad. Some parts could be polished; it's a bit dull. There are also many minor flaws such as typos and awkward phrasing. It's helpful to read it through a few times after finishing. This book is probably for practice; overall, it's okay.

Does this book have a female lead? Ideally, it should be without one, because it feels like the protagonist is currently focused on cultivation.