The God of Forging Begged Me Through Tears to Take Him as My Disciple

To address some readers' questions: The protagonist is an ordinary person who transmigrates. For plausibility, he will be afraid upon first seeing a corpse and run away upon first seeing a magical beast. He needs to grow in the early stages and won't be a ruthless killer or fearless monster from the start. He needs to understand and adapt to this world.

It's a great read, the plot is quite engaging, and there seems to be a female lead, though that's not confirmed. The downside is that there aren't many chapters yet; if you want to read it comfortably, wait until around chapter 100 (for reference only).

It was quite enjoyable; I didn't see any major flaws. Although the protagonist didn't immediately rescue the guards when they were attacked earlier, I felt this was perfectly reasonable for three reasons: ① It foreshadowed the later plot where the caravan was forced to enter the village to rest.

The synopsis is pretty impressive, but how many chapters would it take to build up all that?

Barely passable; the writing style clearly indicates a novice author, with a mid-range quality but promising future.

Is the main character, who's portrayed as a loser, someone with a pretty good storyline?

It's been a long time since I've seen a pure Western fantasy question like this. Keep it up!

Keep up the good work, original authors!

That's a good spot, worth a try!

No fluff, the second chapter is really exciting, five stars for encouragement!