Reborn in another world, only to end up in a land where spiritual energy has run dry?
Lin Changsheng becomes an orphan who barely gets enough to eat. With no way to cultivate immortality and no hope of mastering martial arts, all he has is brute strength, so he takes up blacksmithing.
Then he finds a strange turtle on a mountain stream, barely clinging to life.
After sealing a blood pact with it, he discovers that... he's become immortal?!
But his aptitude is still good-for-nothing, and his spiritual roots are still an utter mess.
Just as he thinks this immortality cheat is only good for staying up late at the forge, he realizes that the neighbors around him are... not quite what they seem.
The broken engagement token discarded by a genius from a broken-engagement story is brimming with spiritual energy.
The cultivation manual leaking out of a useless old man's ring is incredibly profound.
The jade pendant sent flying when a young master from a face-slapping story struck down a villain turns out to be the key to a secret realm...
Lin Changsheng gets it: blacksmithing is how he builds up capital;
immortality is how he... outlives every protagonist and picks through their legacies!
With the Eternal Hammer in his left hand, he proves his path through weapon crafting.
With the Turtle of Equal Chances in his right, he remains immune to all techniques.
From this energy-deprived land to the Myriad Worlds, Lin Changsheng sits comfortably by the water, quietly watching generation after generation of heaven-chosen heroes rise to build their towers, feast in their halls, and see it all come crashing down.
Countless years later, when a new generation of destiny's chosen respectfully greets a mysterious master weapon crafter and asks him about ancient secrets,
the little turtle on his shoulder yawns. “Changsheng, the protagonists of this generation aren't very good.”
Thank you readers for your great criticism. I have written chapter 259 so far. I will rethink the outline later. I will continue to write this book and I will rest assured that it will not be discontinued.
After reading ten chapters, there are a bit too many dialogues and mental activities, which affects the rhythm of the narrative. Let's see how the rest of the writing goes. The setting is quite novel. In the second volume, the first ten chapters should have been revised. The setting of seeking good luck and avoiding disaster has appeared, but the following chapter 12 has not been changed. Although it does not affect reading, it is very strange.
The handwriting is very good, keep up the good work
The novel is well written The writing is more humorous and funny
Personally I feel pretty good