The Witcher with an Abundance of Martial Virtue

If the author's knowledge level is limited, then they shouldn't write about science and technology. This is a complete copy of the ancient weapon myth. Not only are there several sentences that are not correct, but the author also created the plot hole himself.

Going to buy everything feels a bit strange.

With technology advancing so quickly, won't it be abandoned?

Is your 100,000 orcs besieging the city a case of farming on the spot and reaping the harvest the next day? Or is morale refreshed daily? Or are supplies refreshed daily? Or are lost soldiers refreshed daily? This battle is going on and on!

One day, the protagonist died from a gun he himself had created—The End.

The Witcher profession is a huge pitfall; you either become a lackey of the church, fall into corruption, or face birth control restrictions.

It's another firearms-themed story. What's the difference between this and time travel?

It's not good. The protagonist can't cultivate himself; he has to rely on the gods for experience. How do gods cultivate themselves into gods?

Why can't you just choose a mage and focus on farming? Why insist on being a front-line cannon fodder class on the battlefield? If you don't want to be a mage, you can choose a druid and use that as a side job to make money. One word: make money, make money, make money!

Zero monthly votes is so sad, I'll give you one.