Cultivation: I Turned My Fate Around with a Broken Bowl

Name: Cultivation: I Turned My Fate Around with a Broken Bowl
Author: Don't Make the Watermelon Too Sweet

修仙：我靠一只破碗逆袭

by Don't Make the Watermelon Too Sweet (西瓜不要太甜)

Status: Completed
Length: 150k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Fantasy High-Concept
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Transmigration + System + overpowered protagonist: pure wish fulfillment. A STEM guy from Earth transmigrates to a cultivation world and unexpectedly gets a little broken bowl. From then on, his life is a breeze. I don't need to fight for equipment; I can synthesize and upgrade it. I don't need to refine pills; I can synthesize them. Missing a divine cultivation technique? I can synthesize one. Have to get struck by lightning to level up? No problem. I've got immortal pills, so I don't need to fight monsters or undergo tribulation! The strongest man on the continent, living an invincible life that's simple and unassuming.

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