Forging a Sword in a Time of Prosperity

Qi Da's books maintain his consistent realistic style, with vivid descriptions of everyday life being a hallmark and strength. However, this time, the protagonist is a fantasy martial arts character, which feels somewhat out of place with his usual style. Let's set aside the fantastical four-hundred-year sleep.

I used to run a restaurant. When I first started budgeting, I thought I only needed to cover rent, renovations, and supplies. Later, I discovered that taking over someone else's shop required a transfer fee, unless the landlord's house was newly built and you were the first to rent it. Otherwise, a transfer fee was required.

I quite enjoyed watching it a decade or two ago.

Nobody's reading this? I read a few chapters and it seems alright.

Here are a few recommendations; let them accumulate before you buy them. 😄

The author's writing is superb, definitely worth reading and subscribing to! I recommend a book: "A Ruthless Old Man Who Transmigrates to Collect Trash and Survives by Making Bad Movies," a hilarious tale spanning multiple realms...

This book is very good; it's a pity it had a bad ending.

The characters in this book are too childish, and the plot is too unrealistic. I still prefer reading the author's industrial fiction.

I checked the update date again; it's definitely a 2016 book, but I thought it was set in my high school or middle school years over a decade ago. The whole writing style and plot feel like it's from over ten years ago.

This novel was definitely ghostwritten; it's just using someone else's name.