The Weakest Occupation "Blacksmith," but It's Actually the Strongest - Vol. 1 Ch. 2 - Level Up

[XNovalX]

@Card XD, I thought I was the only one that was sus of such a coincidence.

 

[Spicykun]

Yeah this is lame like the one thing that gets me about these "people think my magical job is weak but it's really secretly OP" is that aparently despite how easy it is for the MC to use the incredible cheats NOBODY else in this world had figure it out. Like sure the blacksmith class might suck for fighting/adventuring but if they can literaly craft anything with little restriction. then it would naturaly turn into a class of super rich artisans who make a bunch of luxury goods for the rich.

 

[kaikalaila]

@wahyurockajn @Tearfulidea1
ah thanks

 

[Deanpvp]

No.

 

[rgkaw]

be careful dude, you will be captured by Princess Suya /Syalis

~Suyaaa

 

[BabyPyroshark]

Lol
This is fuckin ridiculous

 

[Joelasdasd]

- cue random pretty girl who needs something mc can do easily

 

[Gravewind]

The Princess and the Pea?

 

[Kllick]

Princess Suya would like to know your location.

 

[mildev]

So is this guy more like a craftsman than a blacksmith?

 

[Zenbonzakura]

You could call the mc a minecraft player but much better

 

[mrmm]

If there is a pencil it should be ranked SSS

 

[Muhdz18]

can't wait for him to craft an SSS tier toilet with a f-ton of enchantments, just imagine the best toilet in the whole world.

 

[not_a_simp]

Plot twist:Every blacksmith has this skill,they’re just smart enough to keep this a secret,making the mc stupid.

 

[WillTell]

the holy bed of undisturbed sleep

 

[jwkinraleigh]

How fortuitous! How coincidental! To have a skill to make S rank beds and then a little princess needs exactly that! Who could be so lucky?

 

[Yuruginaii]

Cliché

But I am on

 

[Treyon]

i want to destroy my PC then LOL, maybe if i break my bones i can remake them.

 

[Moraza]

HAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAAAA

That foreshadowing at the end is just...... Hilarious!

 

[TheLaidBackMan]

Hm...😏
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