[National job transfer + conceptual divine forging + national development + lay-up and win upgrade]
On the day of job transfer, Chen Fan awakened as a "blacksmith" in life. Is he recognized as a waste of money?
Turn on the [Artifact Naturally Made] talent, and everything can be conceptualized!
Others rely on rare metals for forging, but he relies on watching movies and listening to BGM!
[Watching "Mr. Zombie"... Injection concept: physical transcendence]
[Equipment obtained: Nine Heavens and Ten Earths Demon-proofing Shuttle (disguise name: Taomu Sword)]
[Attribute: Ignores physical immunity, causes 1000% true damage to spirits!
[Watching "Pacific Rim"... Injection concept: flesh and blood, suffering and weakness]
[Equipment obtained: Dangerous Wanderer·Concept Mecha]
As long as the BGM is loud enough, rotten wood can be whittled into a Pangu ax!
There is also [Gift of Destiny], whoever uses his equipment to kill monsters can gain experience while lying down!
Chen Fan: "I'm really just following the drama, why did I become a master craftsman?"
Reader comments
Unfortunately, I can only give two stars. The first question, as far as I can see, since your protagonist has been classified as a state secret, not a national top secret at the same level as a treasury key, you just casually arranged for a logistics minister to tell his daughter, and then inexplicably The wonderful thing is that there are so many scenes of the girl, which is definitely a big poison. Then the second question is, you finally arranged a guard for the protagonist, and you arranged one to be aggrieved first. Since the country is top secret and even a little girl can know it, why don't you, the strongest man in the city, know about it? I made it clear to him that I would escort him, but the result was that I felt aggrieved and had to go out to kill the enemy, not wanting to protect the protagonist. Why are you writing this? This bag is quite poisonous.
No, I can't stand it anymore. I died of poison, goodbye
This country has to be played to the end without the protagonist. When there are foreign enemies, each country is still in the mood to fight each other? With 70% of the people dead, our own resources can't be used up, and we can't take back resources from other countries if we fight them. Why fight? Just because you don't like people? Want to kill all the people? An aboveboard assassination? It's like who doesn't know how to assassinate?
Unfortunately, I can only give two stars. The first question, as far as I can see, since your protagonist has been classified as a state secret, not a national top secret at the same level as a treasury key, you just casually arranged for a logistics minister to tell his daughter, and then inexplicably The wonderful thing is that there are so many scenes of the girl, which is definitely a big poison. Then the second question is, you finally arranged a guard for the protagonist, and you arranged one to be aggrieved first. Since the country is top secret and even a little girl can know it, why don't you, the strongest man in the city, know about it? I made it clear to him that I would escort him, but the result was that I felt aggrieved and had to go out to kill the enemy, not wanting to protect the protagonist. Why are you writing this? This bag is quite poisonous. No, I can't stand it anymore. I died of poison, goodbye
This country has to be played to the end without the protagonist. When there are foreign enemies, each country is still in the mood to fight each other? With 70% of the people dead, our own resources can't be used up, and we can't take back resources from other countries if we fight them. Why fight? Just because you don't like people? Want to kill all the people? An aboveboard assassination? It's like who doesn't know how to assassinate?