A Chaotic Age of the Supernatural: Grinding for Experience by Forging Iron

Recently, starting point, the author can write any kind of evil, any subject matter, and any kind of plug-in into mainstream sadistic novels.

The pig's trotters couldn't bear to part with the modern body, so they directly traveled through time and space physically, chaos! Why aren't you trying to bully the world? After all, is it reasonable to be so weak after having such an amazing physical experience?

Blacksmithing Plane🤭

Abuse article, the more I read it, the more disgusting it becomes.

The most disgusting thing is the one who tortures the protagonist

It was a good watch at first, but I didn't want to watch it anymore after the strange scene came out

I just want to watch people pounding the iron all the time, why is it so complicated?

It's come and gone, it's average, and the character dialogue is like NPC, but there's nothing poisonous about it, it can be used as food and fodder.

The protagonist is too stupid, especially one with this weird style. He doesn't run away from danger but still wanders around. He is just the protagonist. Without the halo of the protagonist, he still has less wandering. There is absolutely no need to follow the complicated plot, which can easily cause visual fatigue. If the protagonist's character description does not adapt to the world, then there will be no future. It is the people who adapt rather than the world revolving around the protagonist that will not be toxic. The biggest development of these panels is to be consistent. Diligent is born to be obsessive. There is a book of the same type that is very consistent. Those trivial matters are discarded and dedicated to panel Diligent, leaving interesting points. Of course, the rest depends on whether the author's imagination can be expanded logically. This kind of expansion can be expanded as long as there is imagination.

It's so well written. Play with those imaginary things in a four-dimensional world, or even a five- or six-dimensional world, treat old monsters as fools, and others will know what you are thinking in a second. It is indeed a good article.