Lordship: Start as a Blacksmith Apprentice

After seeing the story about the siblings, I feel that the praise and complaints in the comment section are quite right. The reason given by the author is untenable. Anyway, I don't agree with it. It is too deliberate. It emphasizes that the protagonist is not a good person. You might as well say that because he was shot with an arrow, and then after asking questions, he killed both of them, but left one behind just to make him blind and mute. , What I wrote above is actually quite good, but here is where I can't understand. The protagonist only concealed the blood-sucking ability of the bone handle at the beginning, and did not hide anything else. But in the end, people saw that he had the aura of a beast, so that's it. The author's will is too obvious, and he should have written it from a God's perspective. It's really stiff.

It's not you who was sent here as a Western fantasy.

After reading it, I feel that the protagonist's character is like that of Cao Cao. Of course, he is still better than Cao Cao at the moment. At least the brother and sister he killed did not save the protagonist. But the author always repeats "I am not a good person" in his writing, speculating that he may do more extreme things in the future. I'm not very receptive to dark side protagonists, so goodbye.

To be honest, the personification of spirituality is not a good idea. I don't like the fact that most of the great power is attributed to the supernatural.

I felt good about it at first, but then two problems arose that I didn't understand 1. After twenty-two, it suddenly turned into chapter thirty-three (with no shortage of content), and then continued 2. What was the reason why the protagonist killed the brother and sister? It's simply incomprehensible.

If you look at it from a normal person's perspective, there must be something wrong with that sword. It feels weird. The protagonist seems to use this sword as a trump card. Maybe it's the author's will.

He actually killed the two sisters. Is the protagonist a villain? Withdraw!

This protagonist is good. Many novels say that the protagonist kills decisively, but as a result, he can't walk when he encounters a woman. He talks about himself as a majestic and powerful person, but he turns out to be like a loser, letting women do whatever they want to him, making all kinds of unreasonable troubles. This protagonist never deliberately uses words to say how ruthless or awesome he is from beginning to end, but he shows no mercy when facing the sibling when something happens. Good!

There are slight flaws, but of course the flaws are not concealed. According to the current level of writing, it can be regarded as a masterpiece of Western Fantasy. The background setting is interesting

Saw 56 pictures. Although the treatment of the siblings in the twenty-something chapters was a bit harsh, the whole plot was surprisingly good.

It looks good and suits my taste. Will you practice magic in the future?

It's pretty cool, but I feel like I've progressed too quickly since I came into contact with Extraordinary, my combat power has suddenly increased too much, and my title has become meaningless.

The functional design of the golden finger is very good, but it is a pity that I came to see the golden finger to guide you step by step, but it turned out that it was all about spiritual powers. I came to see the cool article and you gave me so many brains.