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

Conflicts always come out of nowhere, and small frictions can turn into life-and-death feuds for the protagonist. He originally killed a few minions from Thunder Eagle Castle, and there is a legitimate reason to use the power of the military camp to negotiate peace. He has to issue a reward order. He had a deadly feud with Lei, and he thought that the protagonist was so powerful that he could use this to destroy the Thunder Eagle Fort. But in the end, he killed several high-level officials but was unable to defeat the owner of the fort. He still had to rely on the protection of the military camp to survive. What was the point of imprisoning himself in the military camp in disguise?

Knowing clearly that this is a troubled world where strength is the most important thing, but still causing trouble based on temper but not taking martial arts training seriously... This is a low IQ. Knowing that his family is worried about him and even using a kitchen knife to fight against the enemy, he has the strength and ability to deal with it but yet he refuses to tell the truth... This can only be called a psychological abnormality. This kind of plot has nothing to do with the title and introduction of the novel. I am speechless.

Good guy, good guy, I was shocked by the Golden Alliance as soon as I opened the APP. The young master is really rich 👍

The world has finally become something I don't understand 😐

The quality deteriorates a lot after the 100th chapter. The first 100 chapters are fairy grass, and the rest are just a running account. The characters' emotions, environmental scenes and storylines are all thrown away, and it becomes a cycle of upgrading, killing, upgrading, killing, and cycle. What I feel is that the sense of expectation and unknown is gone, and the characters become facial expressions. It makes me want to sleep😥

It's a pure blacksmithing article. It's still being forged when it's released, but the latest chapters are still being forged, and the map has not been changed. Apart from being a bit boring, the protagonist's status is too low, and his strength is not strong enough. There is nothing wrong with it. Those who like pure blacksmithing can take a look.

Calm? Who calmed down? The people in the book are somewhat super-heroic. IQ online is even more ridiculous

There was a problem that I didn't quite understand at the beginning. I didn't know if it was a bug or if it would be explained in the later chapters.                                                                                                   The main raw materials for forging weapons seem to be provided by the blacksmith camp. The forged weapons can be traded at any price, such as with the border army.            ，？ Or is there an explanation later? Otherwise, the imperial court provides free materials for the army to build weapons, and you collect the money after you finish building them. The key is that you receive the money and receive it in your own pocket, but you don't give any share to the imperial court. I don't understand this. Is there any explanation later?

A person who can become an immortal 😥 Others just want him to die for some money! What the hell kind of logic is this!

This is a classic novel recommended by Mr. Guo. Don't read it with your brain. But I still want to complain about the part about the Wushuang Castle. The protagonist's subordinates were captured. Instead of rushing to save people, he waited for three days. This is understandable. I practiced a bunch of elixir weapons in three days. At that time, the protagonist (Shenwu Grade 3) and the Master of Wushuang Castle (Yuanwu Grade 7) were easier than killing chickens. Don't kill them. Give your subordinates a bunch of elixir weapons, hoping that their cultivation will rise, and take action, but the subordinates are held hostage by the master of Wushuang Castle. The hostages do not want Lao Tian to be held hostage, so they commit suicide. When the protagonist finds out about this, he says that he is incompatible with Wushuang Castle and completely conflicts with the character of the protagonist who values love and righteousness in the early stage (a giant poison). Book lovers can skip this section.