I Crafted My Way to Sainthood, and Every Piece Is One of a Kind!

As a transmigrator in a world known to be a cultivation realm, are you still worried that cultivators don't have mortal currency or sufficient assets? Do you think mortals are stupid, or were you an eleven or twelve-year-old child from a mountainous area before you transmigrated? You can sell an item with a single attribute for a few dollars.

It's best to avoid adding special attributes to ordinary items you sell; it's just asking for trouble. What if someone discovers this and loots the entire city? The truly interesting characters are those who have the ability to build an entire manor with unique attributes, which they can then move around with at any time. Right now, the protagonists are just clueless types with cheat abilities who don't know how to use them at all.

Is this another one of those disgusting stories where everyone knows the protagonist is a big shot but the protagonist himself doesn't?

Add more chapters about crafting, and don't involve too many monsters. Especially avoid involving two at once.

The second chapter is quite audacious, throwing in personal opinions and making insinuations about an asymptomatic traditional Chinese medicine doctor, isn't it? This kind of unnecessary innuendo and verbal sparring is always annoying, but people usually tolerate it after a certain point. You've only managed three chapters and you're already doing this? I'm impressed.

Nobody wants to be a spendthrift. Most protagonists would research the market and choose to become alchemists, most protagonists would haggle at the market when buying things, and most protagonists would buy expensive items from reputable establishments like "Wanbaoge." This protagonist, however, is a complete spendthrift.

That female cultivator is too sinister... She even has the nerve to ask for favors.

Isn't this just a case of having too much cheat code but being afraid of running out of ideas, so they resort to adding stupidity and petty-bourgeois mentality? It's truly a case of seeking recklessness rather than stability.

After that female cultivator and the fox came out, they basically started releasing poison.

The initial move was a bit too risky; selling it with such good attributes would be harmful to others and could also backfire, since the protagonist isn't particularly strong.