He Started as a Blacksmith, Yet Came to Rule the Ages

Conflicts always arise inexplicably, and minor frictions are turned into life-or-death feuds by the protagonist. Originally, he only killed a few henchmen of Thunder Eagle Fortress, and he could have easily negotiated a settlement by leveraging the military's power. Instead, he created a bounty and formed a blood feud with Thunder Eagle Fortress.

Knowing full well that it's a chaotic world where strength reigns supreme and that there are cheat codes, yet still choosing to cause trouble based solely on temper and neglecting martial arts training... That's low intelligence. Knowing that his family was worried about him and even risked their lives to fight the enemy with a kitchen knife, yet he had the ability and strength to handle the…

Wow, wow, I was stunned by the Golden Alliance as soon as I opened the app. Young master is really rich! 👍

This world has finally gone mad in a way I don't understand. 😐

The quality dropped significantly after the first 100 chapters. The first 100 chapters were excellent, but the rest became just a rambling account, completely abandoning character emotions, setting, and plot. It became a cycle of leveling up, killing, leveling up, killing, and more leveling up. It completely eliminated any sense of anticipation or mystery, and the characters became stereotypical. It made me want to sleep. 😥

This is a pure blacksmithing novel; even after it was published, the author was still forging iron, and the latest chapters are still in the forging phase. The map hasn't changed either. Aside from being a bit tedious and the protagonist's low status and insufficient strength, there aren't many flaws. If you like pure blacksmithing stories, you might want to check it out.

Calm down? Who's calm? The characters in the book are all somewhat chauvinistic. The idea that they're intelligent enough is even more absurd.

When I first started reading, there was a problem I didn't quite understand. I don't know if it's a bug or if it will be explained in later chapters. The main raw materials for the protagonist's weapon forging seem to be supplied by the blacksmith camp, and the forged weapons can be priced and traded at will, such as in trade with the border troops.

Someone who can become an immortal 😥 is someone others want killed for a little money! What kind of twisted logic is that!

I came here based on Guo Zong's recommendation. It's a classic light novel, so don't overthink it. But I still want to complain about the Wushuang Fortress section. The protagonist's subordinates are captured, and instead of rushing to rescue them, he waits three days. This is understandable, but in those three days, he trains a bunch of pills and weapons.