Huo Rong

He was a tall and robust young man. Relationship Huo Rong has a little sister called Huo Ling, a 16-year-old girl that was an Advanced Grandmaster Magician on top of being an Advanced Grandmaster Forger. She was half-step away from the Great Grandmaster Rank in both subclasses. Silk Radish signed a God's Domain Contract to become Melting Flame's exclusive engineer.

Huo Rong’s name was known by all in Shi Feng’s previous life. One could even say that his name was recorded in the annals of the Greater God’s Domain’s history. Only, by the time Huo Rong had risen to fame, he was already much older than he was now. Moreover, at the time, Huo Rong didn’t belong to any of the various major powers. Instead, he was only a member of an ordinary Hegemonic Power. Meanwhile, Huo Rong’s fame wasn’t because he was unbelievably talented. Even at his peak, he had only managed to develop his forging skills to the Basic Great Grandmaster standard. Craftsmen like Silent Wonder and Silk Radish would leave him in the dust if compared only in ranks. Instead, the reason for Huo Rong’s fame was his ability to produce items sought after by even the various apex powers. Or, more specifically, he had manufactured items that were outside the abilities of even Craftsman Forgers. Pseudo-Divine Artifacts! Or, more specifically, Replicas of bona fide Divine Artifacts. Moreover, the precision of these Replicas was so high that they could reach the Fragmented Divine Artifact rank. Compared to Replicas that could only achieve ranks such as Legendary and Fragmented Legendary, Huo Rong’s Divine Artifact Replicas were in a completely different realm. Hence, when the Greater God’s Domain’s various powers learned that a Pseudo-Divine Artifact had come from the hands of a Great Grandmaster Forger, they couldn’t help but be dumbfounded. After all, even Craftsman Forgers could only manufacture Legendary Weapons and Equipment at a very low success rate, let alone Pseudo-Divine Artifacts. Yet, Huo Rong had accomplished this miraculous feat not just once, but three times, silencing everyone who thought he had only gotten lucky.