Things other cultivators can’t get or treasure dearly are easy for the protagonist to synthesize with the System.
[System]+ [Cultivation]+ [Sect Building]+ [Single Heroine]+ [Synthesis]
Synthesize [ordinary stone]+ [a wisp of spiritual energy] to obtain: a mid-grade spirit stone
Synthesize [ordinary iron sword]+ [ordinary iron sword] to obtain: a top-grade fine steel sword
Synthesize [foxtail grass]+ [ten-year-old ginseng] to obtain: a top-grade marrow-cleansing pill
In a fantasy world, extraterrestrial demons invade, and all cultivation factions unite to resist them.
Su Chen has just transmigrated here and become the leader of a declining sect. Fortunately, he awakens an Infinite Synthesizer that can synthesize any resource.
Immortal pills, immortal weapons, spirit stones, spirit herbs…
He can even synthesize sect elders, fairy guards, and powerful Immortal Emperors.
The mature Empress: “Good heavens, this sect is loaded!”
An elder from another sect: “Good grief, when did so many immortal swords appear?”
Extraterrestrial demon: “Run! Why did grabbing a few handfuls of dirt give him so many Immortal Emperors?”
Very good, but the explanation of the protagonist always feels wrong, and if you follow the protagonist's words, others may think that the protagonist accidentally arrived at this place, and then occupied that place as his own sect. I am not saying that this writing is not good, I am just saying that I feel a little bit.
Not bad, mainly because I entered other sects, mainly because I wanted to see the construction of the sect.