Description

Evan is an orphan of Starspire, one of the many city-states on Piter. Like many, he is an ordinary mortal who grew up hearing grand tales of powerful cultivators – where mountains are parted with a single slash of the sword, or where oceans are boiled away under the might of a mage. At the same time, he doesn't want to be a conventional cultivator – he wants to be a craftsman. One who isn’t content with just the lone path of formations.

The reasoning for this was simple – craftsmen didn’t have to risk their lives every day to enjoy superior wealth and incredible comfort, even compared to stronger cultivators.

It is rare to have the talent for crafting, but Evan doesn’t let that stop him – his talent might not be extraordinary, but it’s better than average, and that’s enough.

When he discovers a strangethingin his soul, he realizes that his path just might be longer than most, and that a myth was only the start.

No. He would build a different legend, one fit for him. More than a legend, he would craft himself a myth… and then keep going.

One day, he might even fly away on a Voidship.

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THE WARNING(S): When there is action, the action is described - but nothing over-the-top. Blood is shed, there is violence, but no worse than most.

Chapters release weekly, or close to it, but will pick back up once life calms down some.

Community Reviews(1)

Lucky13200Royal Road

★★★★★ 5.0

Decent story little too verbose. Like sometimes when i am reading a chapter i just start skim reading cause i feels like what could be written in one paragraph is much longer. The story does have some action but MC does not all the sudden find out that he really is world is also a great fighter too. There is some death so far but it mostly been pretty light and not delving into deep moral issues. MC has also killed so far zero people. I personally can not stand stories where MC is murder hobo so far he is not.
The story is mainly about crafting with a cultivation style power progress. There does not seem to be any status other than the myth thing which is barely touched upon, So far there is almost no romance. The dialogue between others is not that great. It feels a little forced that is mainly used by the author as means to explain things. I get that it is a tough skill to have dialogue that feels natural and does not feel useless and is not just used as explaining things. The grammar is good. I do not notice any spell or clear mistakes when reading.