A Sword-Selling Life in the World of The Legend of Qin

Those who urge authors to write about single women and not having a harem are just part of the "eunuch" faction; their voices are loud but their actions are weak. The harem faction on Qidian is the silent majority.

Shouldn't quality and content be the core of a novel? Why is the standard for judging a novel now based on the number of female leads, or even the absence of a female lead? Abstract, utterly abstract. 😰

You'll give me all the swords? What will you eat and drink then? One minute you're talking about how closely the Net is monitoring you, how fierce the internal strife is, how treacherous they are. The next minute you're telling the Net you don't need to find a sword-making site. You can forge them yourself with the materials. Do you really think everyone else is a shark?

From the moment I joined the Luo Wang organization at the beginning, I knew this book was a defense. A swordsmith joining the Luo Wang organization means supplying them with swords, which directly limits their abilities. The protagonist, while serving in Luo Wang, is simultaneously supplying swords to its rival—it's ridiculous!

It's like chicken ribs—not worth eating, but not worth throwing away either. First, although the protagonist gained a huge benefit from selling the sword due to the rules of the system, he did not pay anything to those who bought the sword. The author kept emphasizing that others lost money, but he did not know where they lost money.

Is the author filtering readers? The first chapter features someone inexplicably killing and selling swords. (What? Are the lives of those young boys and girls precious, but the lives of the Luo Wang members are not? And author, are you planning to kill King Zheng of Qin? Are you planning to destroy Qin's unification? You're already treating them as enemies of Luo Wang?)

Do you want to take in Madam Mingzhu?

Could you forge some famous swords from other worlds? For example, the Frost Sword, the Peerless Sword, the Hero Sword, and so on.

Let's see what it looks like.

It completely lacks the prestige of the original work and is even inferior to the famous swords in the original Qin's Moon series.