The Campus Belle Thinks My Blacksmithing Is Weak, but One Hammer Blow Deals a Billion Damage
校花嫌我铁匠弱，我一锤十亿伤害
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 577k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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It looks pretty good, but it also has its flaws. It's normal for the data to drop.
It has all the poisons you'd expect. The school beauty is highly talented, while the protagonist is less so. School beauty dislikes pig's feet The blacksmith in the pig's feet insists on killing monsters. The protagonist's equipment sells well, so why does he insist on joining a faction? The protagonist is not focused on farming equipment and insists on going to school.
I feel that it's not the protagonist who's mentally unstable, but the author.
The beginning was fine, but then the drop rate was increased to 225%, and then it all fell apart. After that, the author didn't even dare show the weapon stats when forging weapons anymore, and lowered the drop rate back to the initial 35%. I'm speechless that I actually finished reading it.
If we can trick someone, we'll do it. The data is mostly incorrect; seven or eight out of ten chapters are explaining this.
I've read over 60 chapters already. As a blacksmith, I've only forged a few pieces and then went to upgrade myself. The system gave me invincible blacksmithing skills. Don't I need to keep the pace of the game going?
I am a combat class, so a two-star character has the combat power of a five-star character.
This is too cruel, too cruel to the protagonist. Everyone says the protagonist has a mental illness, and the protagonist is helpless—it's just too cruel.
The data is chaotic and the content is disjointed. One minute someone has completed a second class change, and the next they haven't. One minute their strength is 350,000, and the next it's 150,000, suddenly making them stronger than everyone else. I don't understand what's going on.
The saying "Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river" must be mentioned; the ice mage's fiancée's annulment is unavoidable; and the death of both parents and a younger sister is also unavoidable. All of the above occur in the first four chapters. 🙂