The Outcast: The Swordsmith

A serious teacher is not so "dimension-reducing and attacking". It is rare to take birth as the purpose of spiritual practice and participate in some events involving strange people during the Republic of China. The setting of the protagonist is also a classic in the early years, covering sub-vocations, with the bonus of being a weapon refiner, both in terms of enjoyment and the protagonist's growth line are richer. The timeline is also well arranged, only a little younger than Laotianshi. When we reach the timeline of the original work, we can start the old-age hot-blooded episode! Finally, let's talk about the author. The writing style is very realistic and focuses on describing the function of each thing, without being exaggerated. The amount of updates is the standard two chapters, but the advantage is stability. It will be updated on time at 12 o'clock tomorrow. You can see the author's determination. I hope more people will read this book. After all, it is a fan of one person, but there are many written so early in the timeline, but I have never seen one that can be written to the time of the original work. I really like this book, and I hope it will succeed.

I saw Biyou Village in the anime "Under One Person", and I don't know anything about the Republic of China period. Therefore, this book to me is a novel about the strangers in the Republic of China period with the world view of "Under One Person". As far as novel writing is concerned, Tomato is pretty good. As for the plot, since I don't know the story of Under One Person during the Republic of China, I don't think there is a big problem. On the one hand, the protagonist feels that the protagonist's strength has improved a little quickly. On the other hand, I want to see the protagonist have more works in the field of forging. The rest is not a big problem. Looking forward to the follow-up content.

This book is indeed well-written, and I personally think it ranks among the best among the fanfics. The others were either written too early and conflicted with the plot of the current comics and are unreadable. There are also many fanfic protagonists who are like Quan Xing. In fact, the reason why Under One Person is so popular is mainly because of "people". It is about the love and hatred between people, rather than blindly comparing whose skills are more awesome. The protagonist of this book has his own growth process and his own story, and he also has goals in his heart and is moving forward. I hope this book will have a good ending.

Let me tell you this, this is the real fandom. You don't want to follow a fixed plot, you have to develop your own story, okay? The plot is very good. Other fans who follow the plot are called it a pity.

As a fan who mainly follows the Republic of China line, it is quite good. After waking up, the influence of the modern line is also very clear. The reading experience may be a bit poor due to the change of perspective, but it is still quite good to read it in one go.

The author's writing style is sophisticated, the structure and sequence of the writing are reasonable, and his profound knowledge can be seen between the lines. The most taboo thing about fan fiction is that the style conflicts with the original work, thus becoming completely different. The style of this novel is very similar to the style of the original comic plot memoir. All in all, it is a seedling of grass jelly, and I look forward to the author's subsequent development.

A very good one-person fanfic. The male protagonist is passionate and ambitious, and his personal conduct, national righteousness, learning talent, and spiritual quality are all top-notch. It can be said that he is an almost perfect protagonist. The female protagonist is thoughtful and independent. Even if she is separated from the male protagonist, her story line is still exciting. When he was young, he followed the example of Marquis Wu, joined the world to save the country, went to the United States to seek Taoism, and returned after completing his studies to forge swords for the country. However, this book is also toxic. In a university professional course, especially materials and chemical engineering, there are some things that you simply cannot do without doing it yourself. It is not easy to listen to all the lectures for the next four years in one year, let alone taking notes, refining analysis, and integrating Chinese and Western knowledge with Qi Hardware. Together, (refer to Zhang Zuolin's famous saying: It's not easy to cope with it, but it's absolutely impossible to learn it all), the same is true for those majors. It's not easy to master one major in one year, and it's absolutely impossible to learn all the chemical, mechanical, electromagnetic majors. The protagonist is a human being, and it is understandable that he has a talent for refining energy that dominates his life. Studying in the United States as a major is enough to serve the country, so there is no need to write it as a learning monster. To pass is not to be as good as it is.

It's been a while since I've read this book, so let's talk about it. First of all, it is a good book, and it is good to calm down and read it slowly; secondly, it is semi-invincible, but it does not affect it. The main plot is not all about killing and killing, and it will not make people fall into a boring plot that cuts off this and that; finally, I wish the author can achieve a good result, come on [code hold]

It's the timeline of the previous generation in Under One Person. I haven't watched Under One Person, but I don't have dyslexia. I quite like the new idea of ​​casting weapons. It's relatively novel, and the characterization is pretty much the same.

It looks good and is very distinctive. The swords you forge are not personal swords, but swords for your family and country. As for why many people argue that the so-called swordsmiths no longer make swords? I think the most famous one passed down is sword making. But he doesn't only know these. If you look at the content before and after, it doesn't say that he can only do this. This is a sign of their lineage, or a unique skill. Just like you said that Mo Xie, the general, cannot only fight, he can also fight other things. It's just that this one he made is the most famous, so many of us think he is a good swordsmith. But he is also a good craftsman. As for what some people said about Our Lady, I think it's okay. After all, the time period before and after him was different. There will always be some changes in mentality. Keeping those people does not mean not to kill them, it just allows them to go where they need to go and kill the people who need to be killed. It was also written inside that they would appear on another battlefield. I think this is good. Because after all, it is just a bet, and it does not mean that he has violated something like the Manchu survivors. And it's not full of evil, there's no need. If he kept killing, it wouldn't be in line with this person's setting. As for why the swordsmith doesn't have an iconic sword and it doesn't match the name, well, I really think that makes sense. I haven't seen him use a sword so far. At first, I thought I would be carrying a big box with various types of weapons hidden inside. The name is really a bit deceiving at this point. Personally I feel it's harmless. Of course it would be best to do something later. The extension is also very good. As for some people saying they look like pure indigenous people, I don't think it makes sense. I was in my 20s in my last life, and I will be in my 20s in this life as well. Integration is not impossible, right? And I have the idea of ​​wanting to change and become better. Of course, I will use my own memory to change it based on reality. It's impossible to say it's a castle in the air. I think I just built a satellite, right? Anyway, I think it's okay. Very pretty.