
Craftsmanship Makes the World’s Strongest!
工匠能力造就世界最强!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 340k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
155Chapters
39Reads
1Listens
10.2kReads · all time
In booklists 3
Novels About Craftsmen
All the novels these days are romance, fantasy, or transmigration. They all feel like the same old formulas. Don't you think only stories about craftsmen have any soul?
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Everyone's a genius.
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In a Reading Drought! Please Recommend Some Books
Looking for books like My Golden Finger Is an AI. This one is pretty good, and I don't know why so few people read it. There just isn't enough to read because updates are too slow. Any similar fantasy novels without mindless cheats or a harem, the kind you have to use your brain to read?
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Reader comments 6
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It's okay. Although the soul of my matryoshka doll is burning, why don't the protagonist consider researching something to restore energy? The protagonist's friends' super powers can absorb flames and restore their own energy [laughter]
It can be seen that the author wants to express a lot of things, but his level needs to be improved. It feels like reading a third-rate hot-blooded comic. Many things are not explained clearly and the characters are not well prepared, so I get excited for no reason. The protagonist's abilities are quite interesting, and I look forward to putting more effort into this aspect.
After watching it for a while, I feel that it is quite good. Although the plot and other aspects can be polished, the youthful atmosphere revealed by the text is quite attractive, and the flaws are not hidden. I hope it can continue to be updated, 😁.
Would it be useful if I used my own blood as material?
I like the subject matter, but the 🧐 section seems weird to me when I read it. It would be better if the sections were more detailed.
Good book, very consistent with my understanding of disasters