Cultivation: My Support Skills Are Maxed, So I’ll Lay Low and Grow for Now

[The protagonist has a false five-element spiritual root, no System, a mortal's journey, and a decisive approach to killing]

The four auxiliary arts of cultivation are talisman-making, alchemy, artifact forging, and formation design.

Though they are merely support skills, each is valuable currency in the world of cultivation. Without the corresponding talent, it's impossible to achieve much in any of them.

Chen Xuan transmigrates into a cultivation world, only to find he has a false five-element spiritual root. As he experiments, he gradually discovers his astonishing abilities: he can make talismans, refine pills, and forge artifacts with a 100% success rate!

After seeing how dangerous the cultivation world can be, Chen Xuan decides to quietly gather materials while using his auxiliary skills to trade for cultivation resources.

Chen Xuan: “I'm out of spirit stones. I'll make some talismans to sell...”

A few days later

Chen Xuan: “I'm out of pills. The pills at the Spirit Pill Pavilion aren't as good as the ones I make myself. I'll buy some ingredients and refine them...”

After advancing in cultivation

Chen Xuan: “It's a disadvantage to keep fighting bare-handed. I'll hunt some demonic beasts, gather materials, and forge myself a set of equipment.”

(A mortal's journey. The pace is a little slow early on, as the protagonist needs time to develop. The outline is complete, the logic is consistent, and the story can run for over a million characters. Enjoy without worry.)