The Ironware I Forge Shines

A blacksmith can forge anything, right? Everything in the kitchen—pots, pans, chopping boards, chopsticks, plates, tables, chairs, hoes, plows, buckets…—was gleaming! 😍😍😍

I've read about ten chapters, and it's pretty good. I plan to let it grow longer. I really like this type of novel. There have been some novels about creating items with certain attributes recently, but I've only read one: Online Goods Supplier.

The author could implement a crafting system where crafting items earns experience and points. Experience can be used to level up, and points can be used to purchase attributes. Items crafted would have a certain number of attribute slots based on their level (each attribute, once purchased, can be used infinitely; for example, purchasing the "Durability" attribute and crafting a chair with three…

I was discouraged after reading up to chapter 90.

I read ten chapters and couldn't continue. To put it simply, the author, who is probably not an engineering student and has participated in metalworking internships, shouldn't be able to write something so amateurish. Let's take the first chapter as an example. Let's start with the most basic thing: making sickles. Generally, agricultural composite steel is used, not pig iron.

The writing gets worse and worse. The traditional blacksmith at the beginning was somewhat interesting, and the consecration ceremony was also good. But then he inexplicably starts gathering herbs to sell. Learning skills is understandable, but making 500 in a morning and getting all excited about it is just insane. Then he gets a horse, goes on a nighttime survival run, and then acts like a saint. The plot is full of flaws, it's truly amazing.

This is seriously offensive! Has the author never even seen what a sickle looks like?! Chopping?! How do you chop with a sickle?! A sickle looks like this 77777777777777!! How do you chop with it?! Tell me!!! The first sickle cost 100 yuan, fine, I'll charge you for labor! The second one cost 3000 yuan... The third one cost 10000 yuan... Do you think readers don't use their brains when reading?!

I want to ask, do ordinary families really buy a sickle for 3,000 yuan?

A sickle for 100 yuan a day would starve you in the countryside. Then I saw one for 3000 yuan... I gave up. I couldn't stand it anymore. I had to force myself to lower my sanity.

Hmm, I just saw the part where the male protagonist went to sell the enhanced sickles. He priced them differently based on the enhancements. I don't think it's worth buying an incredibly sharp sickle at such a high price, since sickles are for farm work. The book says a regular sickle costs 20 each. A normal person wouldn't buy a farm sickle that costs hundreds of times more.