Wang Yan traveled to the fantasy world of immortality.
He was accepted as an apprentice by the old blacksmith of the village, and it seemed that he could only be a blacksmith for the rest of his life.
Fortunately, he has the Terraria system.
Various functions from Terraria before traveling can be used in this world.
Automatic forging, assisted medicine refining, and equipment entries.
Even the fashion bar, accessories bar and resident system have their own unique uses.
Reader comments
Tomato is a medium-sized book. The biggest problem is that it cannot arouse emotions, the daily life is too boring, and there are too many settings, just like a bunch of knowledge points are crammed into you. In addition, the protagonist's character is in a kind of complete service to the plot. It feels like the protagonist is not a protagonist but a puppet.
The advantage is that it re-deconstructs and reorganizes a completely different concept of cultivating immortality, which seems very novel.
To sum up: ★★★★★
In fact, I personally wanted to give it three stars, but when I thought about this book being a new one and the author most likely being a new author, I still gave it a five.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
Is there any sex change potion?
The more I look at it, the more I feel that this system is made by great power.
Very nice Terrawen, it makes my Nightblade spin (´∀｀)♡
Excellent work, just a problem with the pacing
One of the best books I've ever read. [Praise]
There's not much to say, you'll know if it's good or not
A bit too everyday, like clear water, boring
It always gives me the feeling of an alternative version of college style
Beautiful, very beautiful.
It looks okay, the rhythm is okay too
What is the punishment for dying in a holding well?
Probably the only downfall of this book is Terraria.
Tomato is a medium-sized book. The biggest problem is that it cannot arouse emotions, the daily life is too boring, and there are too many settings, just like a bunch of knowledge points are crammed into you. In addition, the protagonist's character is in a kind of complete service to the plot. It feels like the protagonist is not a protagonist but a puppet. The advantage is that it re-deconstructs and reorganizes a completely different concept of cultivating immortality, which seems very novel. To sum up: ★★★★★ In fact, I personally wanted to give it three stars, but when I thought about this book being a new one and the author most likely being a new author, I still gave it a five.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on Is there any sex change potion?
The more I look at it, the more I feel that this system is made by great power.
Very nice Terrawen, it makes my Nightblade spin (´∀｀)♡
Excellent work, just a problem with the pacing
One of the best books I've ever read. [Praise]
There's not much to say, you'll know if it's good or not A bit too everyday, like clear water, boring
It always gives me the feeling of an alternative version of college style
Beautiful, very beautiful.
It looks okay, the rhythm is okay too
What is the punishment for dying in a holding well? Probably the only downfall of this book is Terraria.