
I'm Making Swords in the Demon Slayer Division
我在斩魔司铸刀
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- 643k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Male
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- Eastern Xuanhuan
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- 4y ago
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- Qidian
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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? ? ?
After seeing Chapter 43, Su Ying suffered from schizophrenia. I stopped watching. 1. The protagonist can't control his subordinates, 2. The subordinates don't listen to the protagonist, 3. The protagonist is too zz, won't he be more polite? (If I were the protagonist, I would get the characteristic library at the beginning and buy a lot of materials to build a mecha. It would have all-round protection without blind spots, and the whole body would be strengthened by various elemental attribute enchantments. It would have six arms, eight legs, and a star destroyer cannon on the top of its head. The arms and legs could deform, and there would be a smelting furnace inside, which could continuously upgrade and evolve the entire mecha through continuous smelting of materials. Then when encountering a group of monsters, I would just use my ultimate move. The map cannon would destroy them all.)
I've read Chapter 60, yes I've finished reading it. It is commendable for new authors to encourage their courage. Storytelling, this book is a brainless and enjoyable book, don't look for any bugs or you won't be able to read it.
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.
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 😒😒😒
To be honest, this book is pretty good so far. I feel like I can chase
Other swordsmiths forge swords from behind, but you must be different and join the Demon-Slaying Guard. Then why do you want to kill the demon guard? Directly pile up your own characteristics and develop faster. It's like taking off your pants and farting.
I couldn't stand it after reading two chapters. There's something really wrong with the setting. First, there are 2-300 people who have been trained to take the test and have passed 5 of them, including the protagonists. Others who have failed will never have the opportunity to take the test again. Then the meaning of the training will be in vain, especially in the context of rampant demons. Second, after passing the test, the combatants still need to test the sword. If the demon fails to be killed during the test, the person who repairs the sword will also fail the test. What is this? Can't you just write about making swords in peace? Do you have to make illogical nonsense to show your ability?
Could you please the author to go through the outline again? There are too many poisonous points. Li Daqiang's internal energy is obviously suitable for blunt weapons or heavy two-handed weapons. Why do you just forge knives all at once? Are there any distance restrictions for receiving rewards? You want a support person to go to the front line. Even if you go to the front line, you should practice hard. But after getting a bow, you don't practice it. Forging and practicing take time. Where does the time come from? Luo Zhixiang time management master? It's too poisonous to re-make it
Now that I have read Chapter 4, let me share my thoughts. After reading Chapter 4, I think the most poisonous point is that there is a fair and tender girl in the Demon-Slaying Guard. This should be a small harem, but it's a bit outrageous. If you are of a high level and have a high level of cultivation, you may have had your marrow cleansed and your menstruation cut off, and you may be fair and tender. But as a girl who is at the lowest level, has just started practicing, has been exercising all year round, and is still fair and tender, that is really unreasonable. It can be seen here that the author either likes white, thin and thin, or in order to please readers, the harem must be white, thin and good-looking? , To be honest, except for big authors, when looking for articles written by small authors, you can't ask for too much. You have to find suitable reasons for the author yourself, otherwise you will find that many of them are unreadable if you get too entangled. Reasons I gave myself ① In the beginning, it was eliminated without repairs. I read in the comments that some people said that it was just a little bit worse. If you go back and try again, why should you eliminate it? For example, the Demon Slayer Division is a national department. If you want to work here, you must understand that the national requirements must be stricter than those of state-owned and private enterprises. Repairing a knife is the first interview requirement. Just like when you go for an interview, the first level is a written test, and then after the results come out, a group has to be eliminated to enter the second level. Then your written test scores are 98, 96, 94, 93, but they only admit the top three. Are you going to say that I am just shy of the top three, why don't you let me in? The same is true here. If you want to enter the second level of the interview, the requirement is to successfully repair the knife. The difficulty is also controlled to the point where someone can definitely repair it. That person will work hard to repair it. Some talented people think that there is a high probability that they will be fine, so they don't work hard. In the end, the results came out. Those who successfully repaired will go to the next level for interviews, and those who didn't repair will be eliminated. Isn't it normal? This is the mandatory requirement of the Demon Slayer Division from the beginning. ② Generally feel that the poisonous point is probably the second level of the interview, which requires one-to-one binding here. Many people talk about the future and the future, which is not necessary. Did not go in yet. This is a practical exam, "a demon-slaying guard takes a newly repaired knife to kill a demon." This is the question, "Whether the demon is solved or not is the result." This result involves two people (the demon-slayer guard and the sword-maker). It depends on the strength of the demon-slayer guard and how well the sword-maker repairs it. If the demon is successfully solved, then there is nothing to say, both sides are qualified; if it is not solved, how to define whose problem is it? Both sides will definitely shirk, and they are just one step away from joining the Demon Slayer Division. No one wants to be eliminated, so they will definitely blame each other, thinking that it is the other party's problem. Rather than having this kind of problem, it is better to be eliminated together, and no one should blame anyone. (I think this solution is okay) As for me, some people say that if the weapons you make, no matter how good they are, such as electromagnetic guns, are used by a deaf and blind person, then why should they be eliminated altogether if they are not useful? I feel like this is a bit awkward. If you can make weapons, most of them are scientists. The weapons you make must be used by people who have been selected. If you are deaf and blind, you can be selected. That person may have developed a seventh sense or has a strong mental power. Don't look down on them. The demon-slaying guards here are also selected layer by layer, and they must have reached the basic level. There will not be those who are particularly weak, deaf and blind; and the sword-smith has not yet reached the level of casting artifacts, and has only repaired the sword. There won't be much difference in strength between the two sides. There is no need to pull it out. When the demon-slaying guard goes out to slay demons, if something happens to him or something, should he still blame the swordsmith? Such words. Team formation is only for practical purposes now, and it should no longer be the case in the future. "The Sword Forger builds the weapon, then turns it in, and the Demon Slayer Guard takes the weapon and sets off." This should be the model of the Sword Forger and the Demon Slayer Guard in the future. It is not ruled out that the protagonist is very powerful, and there may be Demon Slayer Guards who come to the protagonist to customize weapons. The reason why the boss said those unpleasant words is just to beat them up and make them realize that their accusations are very important, and they carry the life of the Demon-Slaying Guard on their shoulders. Don't be careless and think that you are safe after entering the knife-making department. If you don't forge weapons properly. This is what it means to do your job well. I think not only the swordsmith said this, but the Demon Slayer Guard will definitely say it as well. This is normal. After you find a job, your supervisor will have a series of communications with you, hoping that you will develop well and work well. If you think about it with your own feet, if the Demon-Slaying Guard really dies on a mission, how is it possible to eliminate the swordsmith who leads the Demon-Slaying Guard's weapons? The swordsmiths who can officially join are more or less skilled craftsmen, and the demon-slayer guards are relatively easier to find. Just like the protagonist, 11 apprentice demon-slayer guards passed this session, while only 5 apprentice sword-smiths passed. If it were one-on-one, and a demon-slaying guard would die and a sword-maker would be eliminated, would anyone else be able to become a sword-maker? Is there anyone in this Demon-Slaying Division who can forge swords for the Demon-Slaying Guards? Obviously, you can only form a team during the practical experiment, and it is impossible to form a team after entering. What's there to say? The above are the reasons I gave the author, so I think it's okay after reading Chapter 4. I think the poisonous one is the fair and tender trainee demon-slaying guard girl.
Seeing the nonsense talk of the swordsmith steward, he left.
The writing was pretty good at first, but the nonsense setting in the second chapter left me speechless.
Already jumped, it's a pity that the good idea was lost. An assistant forcibly requires c, and the writing is quite disgusting. I suggest the author not to overdo it and write a tall bow for the protagonist to use by himself. He forces a 1-meter shooting range and asks how many people can withstand it.
Author, you should be a human being. Your positioning is logistics. Everything is prepared for the purpose of forging swords. Physical enhancement can only be an accessory. Put the cart before the horse. Don't put poison in it. Smooth out the outline and rethink it. No matter what, you only need to give attributes as long as you look at killing monsters. You don't have to add an extra sentence. Am I going to go with you? Wouldn't it be better for you to win at home?
The creativity is good, but the setting is rubbish.
The setting of this book is so problematic. I guess the author didn't have an outline to write a self-titled essay.
After reading Chapter 13, it is still bound. There is no need to read it. The author's style is too small.
The book is good, but I feel like the author is about to enter the palace.
The eunuch is coming? What's going on? Three of the nine books I'm following were stopped at the same time on the same day. What's going on?
Chapter 191 is finished, and it can still be recommended, so I'll go for it
When buying a second-hand mobile phone, a second-hand house, or traveling through time, you have to buy something that has been used by others, so grab it! Okay, just ready to use
I don't have any imagination. Wouldn't it be better for the protagonist to be a scientist, researching equipment and the power of demon corpses to create new things? If there is a system, don't do this sooner or later.
Author, I want to write a book. If the country wants to do scientific research, it must first start with a bunch of people and let them take exams and practice. A few talented people were eliminated and trained and educated for a while. Then after they have completed their studies, they will go to war-torn areas to serve as soldiers and fight for a while before returning to continue scientific research. Then he went to fight as a soldier after a while, even if he became the chief scientist and could withstand a division (I have the strength of a soldier), this country's status in the world is still relatively weak. To examine the rise of scientific research. What do you think of this idea?