Feng Zhiwei was born into a declining cultivation family and betrothed as a child to a genius disciple of the Qingyun Sect so her clan could curry favor with the powerful. But on the day she joins the sect, her former fiancé breaks off their engagement in public, sneering that she has "a mixed spiritual root and a life as worthless as grass." A sect steward then humiliates and expels her, making her a laughingstock throughout the sect. At her lowest point, she unexpectedly activates the All Things Synthesis System, a heaven-defying golden finger built around synthesizing cultivation techniques.
The System's rules are bizarre yet powerful: Synthesize a technique or item without side effects, and it produces a normal upgraded version. But if the original technique has side effects, synthesis randomly reverses them and amplifies the result tenfold to a hundredfold into a heaven-defying effect! For example, a forbidden technique that originally costs ten years of one's life can, after synthesis, extend it by a hundred years. A damaged manual that once burned the heart and caused cultivation deviation instead becomes a "Demon Heart Immune, Impervious to a Hundred Calamities Body."
Starting out as a good-for-nothing girl, Feng Zhiwei synthesizes fragments, miscellaneous books, and even floor-sweeping chants into divine techniques and secret manuals that astound the cultivation world. On the surface, she's still that sleepy, food-loving senior sister who can't be bothered to do anything. In reality, she's secretly running a "black market for cultivation techniques," where countless geniuses scramble to practice the "poisonous techniques" she "put together on a whim."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is coincidental. Do not imitate.
Regarding Chapter 18 of Quan Jin's book "Cultivation in a Bad Way: I Rely on the Synthesis System to Kill the Whole Sect", do you still want to delete the dream monument I wrote when you wake up? Chapter review.