Final Solution

Indeed, Grade A alloy did not equate to Grade A equipment.

There were many details that determined the final outcome, including the handling of materials, the density of the structure, and the effect and usage after forging.

The theory was simple. Back in the old civilization, a swordsmith and a common ironsmith would forge different swords out of the same iron bar.

There were many aspects that must be considered. One could not blindly follow a certain standard. Therefore, in the Purple Moon era, a special occupation was born—the equipment appraiser.

The grade of equipment must be appraised by them. Only then would the world acknowledge the value of said equipment.