In an age when everyone can awaken a class, Lu An awakens as one of the weakest professions: [Gunsmith].
Unable to afford tuition or the costs of cultivation, he decides to drop out.
Later, he becomes an apprentice at a repair shop. Just as he is lamenting the prospect of an ordinary life, he discovers a realm of darkness inside his mind.
A nebula appears within the darkness. By absorbing the pure spiritual energy contained in spirit crystals, the nebula undergoes a transformation and releases dazzling light.
When the nebula is filled, he will obtain a semi-living weapon!
To earn resources for cultivation, he joins the black-market hunters.
As his cultivation level rises, Lu An realizes just how extraordinary this ability is!
Light up the first-tier nebula and obtain the [Particle-Charged Dual Pistols].
Light up the second-tier nebula and obtain the [Netherworld Sniper Rifle].
Light up the third-tier nebula…
Then one day, after filling a nebula, Lu An realizes things aren’t quite what he expected.
So guns can have a surprising side, too?
“Wait, how can a little pistol fire a beam dozens of meters high?”
“How does your sniper rifle fire nuclear bombs?!”
“Why are you all armored up? What’s that armor? Why is it covered in weapons? Are you trying to destroy the world?!”
Lu An can only chuckle.
“I’m just an utterly ordinary gunsmith!”
Ah, there are so many classic plots that I don't want to watch every time I see them. First, he is a school beauty and then he is the son of a gangster outside the school. Is it AI to write such classics every day? Don't you think it's ridiculous for a person to write like this?
It's uncomfortable to watch and poisonous.
That's too cool, run away
I'm really speechless. The protagonist is the most ordinary gunner, and the villains are all rare professions. The ability to control gravity and control space elements are all rare abilities.
Occupational types and levels are just one level at a time, and there is no such thing as Wuhou or Wuwang! In order to highlight the protagonist, the gunnery profession is a rubbish profession, etc. The author really does not ask for excellence!
The first seven or eight chapters are good, but the later chapters are not so good.
The first few chapters are a bit good, but the more general they become, the more contradictions the plot has.
There's so much nonsense