Forging Blades at the Demon-Slaying Bureau

It's so nonsense, just forget about making the knife in the spiritual space. I have never heard of anyone in the world saying that it was the sword maker who failed in the battle. Isn't this nonsense?

This sb setting

I have not read this book, but I read the comment section and summarized the following poisonous points: 1. The weapon that this thing seems to be made can only be bound to a limited number of people (it seems that there is only one, I don't know clearly, the comment section says that it can only provide VIP services for one person), this poisonous point is already very poisonous. 2. This thing actually has a distance. There seems to be no reward beyond the distance. I don't know why it is set like this. It's crazy. The above two major poisonous points are probably unacceptable to most people, but I like this setting. But the premise of liking this setting is that the protagonist creates weapons for all kinds of people to use. There are bottom, middle and high-level people. They have different personalities. They all have their own experiences and lives. Some encounter adventures from the bottom. Rise up, some encounter vendetta and fall from heights, and then the weapons fall into the hands of the devil, which is another wave of encounters. Although they are just weapons, they are also stories. The protagonist gets not only system rewards from them, but also the insights of life cultivation, so as to transcend. It is not just this kind of expansion, there are many, many more that can be written, and once written, he can become a god. I say this here mainly because I hope someone can write an imitation version according to this setting and remove these crazy settings. I believe there will be a lot of money!

The setting is too nonsense. The setting in the book is that even if I create an atomic bomb, as long as the person who uses it is rubbish enough and the mission fails, then I, the one who made the atomic bomb, will also be responsible. In other words, even if what I bring out is a root, as long as the person who performs the mission is good enough, I still have to share the credit? What a fucking setting. I've never heard of people who scolded the cook and scolded the blacksmith, saying that the reason why the cook's cooking tastes bad is because the kitchen utensils made by the blacksmith are not good enough.

Needless to say, the Sword Forger has little combat power, but the Sword Forger has to go on missions with the Demon Slayer. This model is so novel. If the Demon Slayer dies, the Sword Forger will be severely punished and even be buried with him. This is too cool. This kind of life-and-death model is difficult to end without marriage 😅

The fallacies and settings in Chapter 2 are really discouraging. A blind man was killed while fighting with a gun. It was not a problem with the blind man's eyes. All the responsibility was the problem of the gun maker. If the gun you made could automatically track, even a blind man could kill the enemy. But your gun did not automatically track, so the blind man died. It was your fault, the gun maker. Isn't that outrageous?

I saw Chapter 17, I'm so awesome 😭 It's outrageous to bind this setting, I don't want to read it anymore, a blacksmith can only provide VIP service for one person, you are not required to automate the assembly line, the industrial revolution has driven the development of the times 😭 Can you supply a village? In ancient times, carpenters in the village can manage furniture from all over the country.

Objective evaluation: This book is poisonous, the setting is too ridiculous, you can't kill monsters, you can't blame yourself if you die, the person who fights monsters should blame the person who repairs the weapon, what kind of logic, and also says that having a woman is poisonous, what kind of eunuch is it? It's not that we don't like women, but that some authors can't write about women at all. . . Aren't you making yourself and your readers unhappy? . . It's better to write it yourself, strengthen your equipment, and fight monsters by yourself. You can add status as much as you want. Being able to kill monsters all depends on whether you are good at it. If you are good at equipment, you can do it yourself. Don't blame anyone. Just look at it with passion. Could it be that those who have won the top ten famous swords in the novel will be the top ten masters? ? ?

I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 17. The protagonist doesn't even want to practice. He has to bind the second person. It's unbelievable…

After looking at the cells, interrogating monsters, killing monsters, sewing corpses, pressing coffins, etc., Here comes another weapon maker 😒😒😒