A Blacksmith Shop from the Start
开局一间铁匠铺
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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31.1kRecommendations
67.5kFans
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This book has too low a ceiling. If you were to write about a spiritual revival, it would be far more interesting than building a motorcycle or a watch.
This novel is so boring, it almost made me fall asleep. I wouldn't want to read such a boring novel if I weren't desperate for something to read.
I've read 20 chapters, and to be honest, if the subject matter weren't something I was interested in, I probably would have given up after a few glances. The beginning is just too verbose and never gets to the point, and the rich second-generation character is portrayed as having a very low level of cunning.
To be honest, it was okay at first, but seeing the live stream, the "bros," "family," and stuff made me feel really bad. Maybe it's just because I personally don't like Douyin and Kuaishou.
I couldn't stand the knife-shipping scene anymore. A college student, supposed? Is the protagonist stupid or the author? They have no common sense, running around with a sharpened knife. Can't they afford a scabbard or a gift box? If all else fails, they could just make their own wooden box. I just couldn't bear to watch.
A sword-forging competition?! They really can have anything as a competition. Showing off in front of others is fine, otherwise the exciting parts would be hard to write. But a blacksmith having a competition is just absurd. An awkward display of power is worse than no content at all. A blacksmith shop isn't a special forces unit, an academy, or a sect.
I can't stand seeing this knife. Are you crazy? Who screams at the sight of a knife? Is this some ancient society? It's not like they're making a slashing motion. And this knife for a forging competition doesn't even have a scabbard? Just a piece of cloth? They'll probably return it as soon as it arrives.
How about this?
Hand-crafted drones? How are chips made? How are operating systems developed?
After sending the knife to the competition, I couldn't stand it anymore. What's going on? Why not just stick to blacksmithing instead of getting involved in high-tech stuff!