He was born as a blacksmith, but he dominated the world

Chapter 139 Don't Compare

The Jiang family does not need to rely on earning money for food to support the family. With Jiang Lin around, they will never starve.

If Jiang Lin really were gone, why would these people from the underworld stay?

Therefore, the more decisively you reject such small favors, the better.

Tian Daheng and others were also aware of this and did not force it.

After dinner, considering that it was too late and Wang Hua's level might not allow him to do anything well in such an environment, Jiang Lin asked him to go back and rest.

After washing up, Wang Hua lay on the bed, but couldn't fall asleep.

Jiang Xiu seemed to notice something was wrong with her husband and asked, "What's wrong? Are you unhappy? Did my younger brother say something harsh to you?"

"No, I'm pretty good." Wang Hua sighed, "I just feel that I'm far behind him. He's only been in the blacksmith camp for a few months, how can he learn so well?"

Wang Hua is not a fool. He certainly understands that no matter how powerful the blacksmith camp is, it is impossible for anyone to learn to this level in just three or two months.

It could only be that Jiang Lin was too talented, rather than someone else teaching him well.

Jiang Xiu reached out and held her husband's large hand, and said softly, "He has his own merits, and you have your own merits. Do you want to compete with the emperor just because he eats well?"

Wang Hua laughed. Of course he couldn't compare with the Emperor.

However, his wife's comfort was effective. He hummed, took a deep breath, and applied a little force with his palms.

"I have to study hard. Even if I can't compare to my younger brother, at least I can't let others look down on me and embarrass him."

"Ah."

The next day.

Wang Hua got up early in the morning, but he didn't expect Jiang Lin to get up earlier than him.

"Brother, why did you get up so early?" Wang Hua asked as he walked into the blacksmith shop.

"I'm used to it. It's always been like this when I was in the blacksmith camp." Jiang Lin said.

Wang Hua smiled bitterly: "You are so talented and work so hard. I'm afraid there must be a lot of people in the blacksmith camp who are jealous of you."

"No, they are all fine." Jiang Lin said.

He did not say that he was already the master craftsman of the Southern Blacksmith Camp. In fact, if he wanted, he could also be the deputy chief craftsman.

Moreover, a lot of blacksmiths are looking forward to him making high-quality ironware for them. They are too busy trying to please him to be jealous.

Wang Hua didn't know this, so it was normal for him to be worried.

Who could have thought that a young man who had just been in the blacksmith camp for three months could rise so quickly.

Before breakfast, Jiang Lin accompanied Wang Hua to forge another weapon.

Compared to yesterday, his progress was slow, but there was some progress.

According to Jiang Lin's estimation, if he could make another hundred or eighty pieces, he should be able to see significant progress and differences.

It may not sound like a lot, but with a hundred weapons, that means at least tens of thousands of swings of the hammer.

Let alone blacksmithing, even if you practice swordplay tens of thousands of times, there should be some effect.

After another two days, the nineteen lower seventh-grade weapons were finally forged.

In the past few days, Tian Daheng and others have sold the remains of the monster, exchanged them for silver, and quickly delivered them to the relatives of their dead brothers.

As for how those relatives spend the money after getting it, or whether they can keep it, it is not within their scope of concern.

Jiang Lin did not ask them to guarantee this. As long as they got the job done, they could leave the rest to fate.

Again, he had no intention of becoming a saint who cared about the world, and he couldn't become one.

It is enough to keep your original intention and ensure that your family lives well.

Tian Daheng and the others were so happy to get better weapons that they were ready to exchange their previous weapons for silver to avoid wasting them. However, Jiang Lin suggested, "Don't sell the weapons now. Use them to recruit soldiers. The stronger the team, the easier it will be for you to hunt monsters."

If there are enough monster remains or they are of high enough quality, they can be exchanged for better weapons.

After that, the difficulty of hunting monsters will decrease again, and this will become a virtuous cycle.

As for the few tens or hundreds of taels of silver from selling weapons, how can they compare to the long-term benefits?

Tian Daheng and others did not have a long-term vision, but they still had a certain degree of conviction in Jiang Lin's "suggestions".

He immediately said that he would not sell it, and would use the money to recruit some experts to enhance the overall combat effectiveness of the team.

We are not fools, of course we know that what Jiang Lin said is not wrong.

The stronger the team's combat effectiveness, the easier it is to hunt monsters, and the more things you can exchange for.

They all thought that one day they would be able to exchange this for a precious weapon.

"We will leave first and come back after hunting down the monsters." Tian Daheng said.

Jiang Lin bowed and said, "Everyone, please take your time."

The nineteen people also bowed in return and then left.

After they left, Jiang Xiu came over and asked, "Little brother, are you planning to collect the remains of monsters here in the future?"

"Yeah, I have this idea." Jiang Lin said: "With them here, no matter if it's monsters or horse thieves, they shouldn't dare to run wild here."

Although Jiang Xiu had never been to school, she understood the principles very well.

I know that I did this to protect my family.

Reaching out and patting the charcoal on Jiang Lin's clothes, Jiang Xiu said, "You should also take good care of yourself and don't work too hard, understand?"

In this world, how can you get ahead without fighting?
Jiang Lin doesn't want to live a mediocre life.

But I couldn't refuse my sister's concern, so I smiled and said, "Don't worry, I know what's going on."

Knowing that his younger brother was no longer the little kid who used to follow him around, Jiang Xiu nodded and said nothing more.

Jiang Lin went to say goodbye to his parents again, then left the village and returned to the South Blacksmith Camp.

In just a few days, the changes in the South Blacksmith Camp were clearly visible.

A large number of houses have been built and are currently being painted and tiled. They will be ready for occupancy in a few days.

The efficiency of the Construction and Repair Department is still very high, at least much higher than the real estate developers in the previous life, and there is no possibility of unfinished projects.

Seeing Jiang Lin coming back, the blacksmiths and apprentices passing by all took the initiative to greet him.

Jiang Lin responded one by one and walked straight to the blacksmith shop.

"Master Jiang is back."

A group of people greeted each other one after another.

Qi the blacksmith also came over. Seeing Jiang Lin carrying a package and faintly smelling a fishy smell, he asked curiously, "What did you bring back this time?"

He was really traumatized by the monster, the rotten bull. Until now, the stench in the blacksmith shop has not completely dissipated.

Jiang Lin unpacked the package, revealing the remains of the monster inside.

"The monsters Hunlu and Fenglang?" Qi the blacksmith recognized them. They were common and numerous monsters.

I just don’t understand where Jiang Lin got this thing when he went home to visit his relatives. Could he have bought it in Kyoto?
"There was a group of martial artists passing by the village. I hunted and killed some monsters and I traded weapons with them," Jiang Lin explained.

"I see. Then they got the advantage. The weapons you made are absolutely top-notch." There was a hint of compliment in Qi the blacksmith's words.

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