Rank 39 out of 39. Dead last.
The scoreboard doesn’t lie. I’m an artificer—the wrench, not the sword. I keep the people who fight alive. Nobody writes songs about the wrench.
Then I punched a broken breastplate in the armory annex at two in the morning, and the crack closed.
The plate belonged to Reni. Knight. Level 14. The kind they paint on recruiting banners. When she put it on the next morning, the System told her defense was up forty percent… and asked if she wanted to attach to the forge lord who crafted it anew.
Only thing? Nobody’s had a forge lord in three hundred years.
Now Reni’s dragging me into breach runs. Cora, the mage the academy said was capped, is casting past her ceiling after I tune her focus. And Petra—the academy’s golden girl—just found out her ‘perfect’ academy-issued lance has been throttling her output since the day they issued it.
The glow-up only works when they trust me. Which means I can’t mass-produce it, I can’t sell it, and the man who runs assessments is about to find out I’m something the academy got rid of centuries ago.
He’s not going to like this.
Lord of the Forge is a men’s harem LitRPG academy adventure featuring zero-to-hero OP MC progression, trust-fueled resonance bonds, dungeon runs, explicit spice, and a deadpan MMC who’d rather be crafting in the forge than being in the spotlight. Series HEA.
Perfect for readers who love:
• Crafting LitRPG with stat panels and resonance bonds
• Isekai reincarnation: a modern maker reborn into a world that runs on a System
• Academy underdog who becomes the most wanted man in the kingdom
• Trust-fueled power escalation: intimacy IS the forging engine
• Dungeon-diving runs with real stakes
• Sympathetic, loyal harem with no jealousy or drama
• Explicit, character-driven spice tied to bond milestones
• Dry-witted MMC who undersells every win
Genre: Fantasy
The scoreboard doesn’t lie. I’m an artificer—the wrench, not the sword. I keep the people who fight alive. Nobody writes songs about the wrench.
Then I punched a broken breastplate in the armory annex at two in the morning, and the crack closed.
The plate belonged to Reni. Knight. Level 14. The kind they paint on recruiting banners. When she put it on the next morning, the System told her defense was up forty percent… and asked if she wanted to attach to the forge lord who crafted it anew.
Only thing? Nobody’s had a forge lord in three hundred years.
Now Reni’s dragging me into breach runs. Cora, the mage the academy said was capped, is casting past her ceiling after I tune her focus. And Petra—the academy’s golden girl—just found out her ‘perfect’ academy-issued lance has been throttling her output since the day they issued it.
The glow-up only works when they trust me. Which means I can’t mass-produce it, I can’t sell it, and the man who runs assessments is about to find out I’m something the academy got rid of centuries ago.
He’s not going to like this.
Lord of the Forge is a men’s harem LitRPG academy adventure featuring zero-to-hero OP MC progression, trust-fueled resonance bonds, dungeon runs, explicit spice, and a deadpan MMC who’d rather be crafting in the forge than being in the spotlight. Series HEA.
Perfect for readers who love:
• Crafting LitRPG with stat panels and resonance bonds
• Isekai reincarnation: a modern maker reborn into a world that runs on a System
• Academy underdog who becomes the most wanted man in the kingdom
• Trust-fueled power escalation: intimacy IS the forging engine
• Dungeon-diving runs with real stakes
• Sympathetic, loyal harem with no jealousy or drama
• Explicit, character-driven spice tied to bond milestones
• Dry-witted MMC who undersells every win
Genre: Fantasy
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