The Artifact Refiner Makes It Big in the Magical World [Book Transmigration]

The full manuscript will be finished before publication. Next up: cat story.

Blurb One

Su Lai, a weapon-refining master, transmigrates into a Western fantasy harem novel about a dragon-slaying hero, as a disposable female character.

The original owner reported the male lead for stealing a sacred artifact, only to be framed in return. Someone crippled her swordsmanship, and later her family stripped her of her status. She died beneath the claws of a magical beast while exiled to the borderlands.

Fortunately, she has her weapon-refining skills. A magical world full of materials for crafting weapons is practically paradise to her!

Before long, Su Lai opens a shop.

The shop's items can boost attack, defense, and speed, and even let you soar through the skies and dive into the seas... including a little iron hammer that can increase a city wall's durability with a few taps.

As people clang away at the walls with their little hammers, the magical beasts charge the city and slam into the walls, but can't even make a crack. They end up with bumps all over their heads instead.

Su Lai makes a name for herself in one battle.

Blurb Two

By the time the dragon-slaying hero realizes something is wrong, Su Lai's magic weapons have become famous across the continent, and even the people who once followed him have gone over to her side!

Her family and the dragon-slaying hero try to win Su Lai back, only to find that she has already risen to heights they cannot reach, with the aloof Elven King, who supposedly would never set foot outside the Elven Forest, standing by her side.

And the handsome Elven King is... huh? Serving Su Lai tea and water?

Massaging her shoulders and back?

Even personally feeding her little cakes?!

The Elven King even points at them and gently tells Su Lai, "They treated you so badly. Unlike me, all I do is worry about you, Su Su."

Everyone: ...

Reader's guide: Not traditional Western fantasy. A stew of all kinds of elements. One-on-one romance. The blurb borrows that "giegie" meme.

Theme: Don't give up hope in adversity.