My [Repair] Skill Became a Versatile Cheat, So I Think I'll Open a Weapon Shop Manga, Vol. 2

【修復】スキルが万能チート化したので、武器屋でも開こうかと思います (Manga) #2

by Yukimi Enoki (Artist), Ginga Hoshikawa (Original Creator), Nemusuke (Character Design)

A plucky adventurer finds his true calling with crafting in this twist on a dungeon crawl fantasy!

It's hard for Luke to make a name for himself as an adventurer--especially when he's perpetually low-ranked and only possesses the skill [Repair]. But when Luke, abandoned by his party, uses that same [Repair] skill to escape a dangerous dungeon, the skill levels up with him, and a new world of possibilities opens up. Maybe he doesn't want to risk his life adventuring at all--maybe he can open a weapons shop where [Repair] empowers other warriors instead! Will this be the start of a peaceful new life, or a prequel to unexpected trouble?

Genres: Manga, Fantasy

164 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 29, 2020

About the author

榎ゆきみ

Reviews

[Sheepy · Rating 5 out of 5]

That "twist" at the end was quite obvious to me, although it still was a good read so let's keep going

[Stephen · Rating 3 out of 5]

Volume 2 picks up right where volume 1 ended, with one of Luke's old party members being healed and giving details to what happened to them after they abandoned him. This leads to a few other details that I dont want to say in order to prevent the story being spoiled, but I will say that Luke continues to grow as a person after some very insightful meetings with important people. I like the way Luke reacts because it's more honest how we would react being put in some of the situations he has been in this book. Fun story....again nothing revolutionary but all series don't have to be.

[James · Rating 4 out of 5]

A dark elf king named Gandalf...
Audience with the King
Fortress and outpost built
Dragon man attacks.

Barrier stones.
Fusion

[Jack · Rating 3 out of 5]

I like the story but the exaggerated drawings of women with impossible size breasts is neither artistic or conducive to an otherwise good story. It is gratuitous and distracting from the rest of the visualization of the story.