The Outcast: The Mohist Grandmaster Is No Good at Artifact Refining

Did he ever act as an extraordinary person? Writing it like that is too presumptuous.

If you don't want to write about weapon crafting, you can write about swordsmen or debaters!

The Mohist school in Qin's Moon is like a clown; perhaps we should refer to the Mohist school in Jin Guang instead.

There was also a Mo Clan member among the Thirty-Six Thieves.

With the Mohist mechanical arts, why bother with Tesla cars? All other new energy sources can take a backseat. Just like in the original story, it doesn't need oil or electricity.

At first, I got more and more excited and the more I watched, the better it got. I kept posting about it, and it felt like this every minute. However, it's quite boring. When you show off among other people, or even just a few of them, it feels rather low-class, or you get tired of seeing it after a while.

Zhuge Meng… Author is awesome! Goodbye.

I haven't read it yet. After reading what you wrote, I think you're not writing about the Mohist mechanical techniques from Qin's Moon, but rather the domineering mechanical techniques of another family, the Gongsun family, from Qin's Moon.

Seeing the title of the first chapter, I knew this book was doomed. It's either universal ascension or the destruction of Baiyujing. The protagonist will definitely choose universal ascension, but that's unrealistic; a person is an individual, and it's impossible for everyone to choose ascension.

In the world of Under One Person, mechanical arts are simply about manipulating and transforming objects.