Forging The Path To Godliness - Reviews

Forging The Path To Godliness
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Very poorly written and haphazard story
Not worth bothering to read even 40 chapters in trial read. The character is one dimensional and there doesn't seem to be any plot at all for the story. Total waste of time.
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The character's flat, the plot's as straight as highway through the prairie, the romance is bland, and the world building is a bad impressionist landscape with blobs of colours smeared to leave a distinctly vague  idea of the subject of the painting.
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Only way I see this having been picked is due to the ease of translation. Half the novel is word filler of repeated messages about his element points that aren't even different, his whole point of getting strong is for his new fiancée that he gets in chapter 1 yet you don't see her for 10 chapters at a time. I think his fiancée has less screen time than her own father. The love enemy fodder 'Donald' has more screen time than the fiancée despite dying randomly 15 chapters in. He had 1,000 failures towards smithing in a row, yet once he gets the system he hasn't failed without forced interuption. No explanation as to why he suddenly turned into a god smith. System didn't give him any smithing  talent. All it did was make him stronger, which mind you, we don't even know the combat system. All we know is that the novel is not good.
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Just.. Stupid..
3 years, nothing happens.. in 3 days the City Lord is trying to kill him..
3 years, nothing happens.. in 3 days the MC's excuse's changes 5 times..
3 years, nothing happens.. in 3 days the MC turns into someone else!?
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an extremely rushed novel with a bland MC and puppet character with zero world building. you feel like reading summery of a 1200 chapter novel in 120 chapters. I don't even know why Webnovel selected this one, giving us nothing is better than this crap
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Was waiting for another novel about blacksmithin called “Blacksmithin the tempering begins with ones flesh” It has an original idea of forging oneself into a weapon

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