I Can Reap Qi Fortune from Players Novel

Ning Zheng finds himself transmigrated into a cultivation world where he possesses a unique ability: harvesting fortune from the native inhabitants, including ghosts and cultivators. By expending a substantial reserve of accumulated fortune, he gains the power to summon players into this realm and exploit their fortune as an additional resource. What Ning Zheng initially believed to be his greatest terror—encounters with ghosts—pales in comparison to the chaos unleashed by the players he has brought into this world. The players treat the Sword Casting Manor as though it were a simulation game, engaging in mundane activities such as mining, smithing, moving bricks, and constructing buildings. They have adopted a grim philosophy about their existence in this world, viewing themselves as blacksmiths in life but acknowledging their potential fate as materials for casting upon death, with their souls destined to become Artifact Spirits.