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The first chapter is a wedge with a lot of details. Readers are welcome to participate in the discussion!
There is a bluestone village in the outer suburbs of Ferroun.
The people here learn things quickly, and they are not slow in blacksmithing, making swords, and learning the ropes. However, those who practice swords cannot gather fighting spirit, and those who learn magic are always one step behind. It seems that the whole village is born with a layer of "power".
Guo Zhechuan didn't believe this evil.
Since the orthodox path is not going well, try another path. Staffs, wand embryos, mountings, utensils, magic instruments... If magic refuses to choose ordinary people, can it put power into the utensils so that people who are not chosen can hold it?
So, in a small border village, a group of "unfavorable" people, a boy with bright eyes and courage, a little girl with nimble hands and feet, and a natural sensitivity to tools, and a female dwarf magic swordsman teacher who was tough-talking and annoying but really capable, began to try this path bit by bit.
Starting from the crooked water ball technique in the yard, starting from the first wand embryo knocked out of iron and fire, starting from the abnormal crystal core removed from the mutant monster - Qingshi Village is quietly growing a path of power that does not belong to the nobility, does not belong to genius, and does not want to belong to only a few people.
But Qingshi Village has never been an ordinary village. There are secrets buried in its past, and its name, origin and destiny are all entangled with the old accounts of this world. Ferron, the sect, the city lord, and the subsequent catastrophe that could overturn the fate of countless people will eventually involve this small village.
This is a story that begins in a small village.
Reader comments
This book is really well written. It has the feel of the world of swords and magic that I like best. I really recommend it.
Teenagers have a lot of energy, and the content feels good.
This book is really well written. It has the feel of the world of swords and magic that I like best. I really recommend it.
Teenagers have a lot of energy, and the content feels good.
You can write well, keep up the good work