He traveled through time and became a down-and-out scholar, with a poor family and no hope of taking the imperial examination.
Dayin valued literature over craftsmen, but he mistakenly entered the blacksmith shop to make a living.
Blacksmithing? It doesn't matter, proficiency +1!
From being unable to hold a hammer firmly to becoming a blacksmith, the spiritual fire is born by itself and the sword emerges from the mortal body.
For the county examination topic "Forging Swords", his writing contained irony and he won the first prize.
Everyone laughed at him for being humble, but he turned the fire into flowers with his backhand, shocking the prefect.
He won the first place in the literary test, he dominated the county test, and he even integrated literary skills with iron will in the Beijing test, breaking the army's spear and letting out the dragon's roar.
The emperor personally granted him the title of Jinshi, the Imperial Academy to compile books, the border guards to guard against demons, and the court to protect the country.
While others study, he forges a path to heaven.
This world promises to take the imperial examination, but you become a saint by forging iron?