The Master Craftsman Class Lord

I read this novel many years ago, when I was in junior high school. I remember thinking it was so good, practically a masterpiece. I just stumbled upon it again and read it once more...

Toxic! Motorcycles? What are they? You can't drive them in the forest, and they're too slow on uneven roads. They have too many parts. You might as well make an aircraft. So they're not meant for me!

The protagonist's behavior is absolutely disgusting; no wonder he got nothing when he asked for anything in the early stages.

✺Qingmu Mountain is a classic work, and the city construction part is quite good. 1. This is a magic that transcends the world. You will hold the key to destiny, and you will live forever, forever. 2. Travel through a magical world with all the max-level secondary professions in the game, and conquer the world's planes and universes.

The setting is chaotic, the thinking is disordered, and the behavior is pretentious; it's okay if you read it as a silly, silly story.

To be honest, this book is really lackluster… The power system and world-building are somewhat interesting, although the tropes of showing off and slapping faces are too outdated, after all, it's a book from ten years ago… However, the mountain bikes in this otherworld setting are the biggest flaw and a fatal mistake!

I read this book in high school, ten years ago.

Although it feels awkward to watch now, it was a pretty good little gem in 2012. Other works from the same period, such as Swallowed Star, Shrouding the Heavens, and The Strongest Abandoned Son, are not very watchable now. Looking back now, apart from a very few online novels, the only ones that can withstand the test of time are probably more rigorous historical novels.

I'm speechless. If I were to read this book with the mindset of a 15-year-old, I think it would be a good book.

Nothing much to read yet, so I'm starting to read this one today (it's already on my bookshelf). 🤔