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

As a time traveler, in a world that is known to be an immortal cultivator, are you still worried that the immortal cultivators do not have ordinary currency? Don't have certain assets? Are you being fooled by being a mortal, or were you an eleven or twelve-year-old child from the mountains before traveling through time? Items of an entry can be sold casually. Putting aside the world of cultivating immortals, just talking about the ordinary world, you can sell tens of millions or hundreds of millions for just a dozen yuan. Summary: There is a certain readability, but not high

Try to sell ordinary items without any entries. Wouldn't that bring trouble to others? If someone finds out, will they ransack the entire city? ? ? There are also those who have the ability to build an entire manor with attributes that can be taken away at any time. The kind that is worth watching now. Now I see that the protagonist has a golden finger and can't use that stupid green man at all.

Isn't it another disgusting story where everyone knows the protagonist is a boss but the protagonist himself doesn't?

More chapters about making things, and don't involve too many monsters or anything like that. Especially when two people are involved.

The second chapter is really bold to mix in private goods, but what about the old Chinese medicine practitioner who has no disease in this connotation? This kind of unnecessary connotation has always been annoying, but people generally tolerate it after seeing it at a certain stage. If you haven't passed these three chapters, come here and be convinced.

No one wants to be a money-splitting kid. The average protagonist will choose to be an alchemist after researching the market. The average protagonist will go to the market to buy things at the beginning and will bargain. The average protagonist will go to the reputable "Wanbao Pavilion" to buy valuable items. The protagonist is a pure boy who makes money. At the beginning, I thought it was a daily novel, and each item or monster I took in had a unit story. I voted for it when I saw Chapter 10, but in Chapter 11, I was slapped in the face. You can take in people at will, give out elixirs at will, give away magic weapons at will, and sell handicrafts at will. What are these?

Female nuns are too hellish. . . He even licked his face to get some benefits.

Isn't this just because you are strong in cheating but afraid that you won't be able to write anymore, so you can only increase your intelligence and philistine mentality? It's really just not seeking stability but seeking waves.

From the female nun and the fox, the rest is basically poison.

The starting hand is a bit poisonous. If the attributes are too good to sell, it will be harmful to others, and it will also be a trap for yourself. After all, the protagonist is not very strong.