Ironroot: A Cultivation Base-Building LitRPG: 1

He is a god in his own pocket dimension. Outside it, he can't win a street brawl.Han Wuji woke in a world of cultivators with one absurd advantage: Root Access-total administrative control over a private pocket world where he sets the gravity, throttles any cultivator's power to nothing, and moves the exits at will. Inside the Domain, he is untouchable.Outside it, he's a fraud with a dying battery. His power runs flat after two techniques. His treasury holds fifty spirit stones. His "ancient sect" is a courtyard, two disciples, and a very convincing black robe. And the Blood Sect's tax collector is already walking up the road.So Han does the only thing a broke man with a god-tier system can do. He bluffs. He builds a fake legend, sells an entire backwater on a hidden power that doesn't exist, and races to make the lie true before somebody calls it.Then the lie starts answering back. An ancient machine on the ridge wakes when he touches it. A Core Formation Elder decides the site is worth killing for. And the only way Han survives is to lure a monster into the one place where his word is law-and pray the trap holds.Ironroot is the first book in Root Access: a base-building cultivation LitRPG with hard, trackable mechanics, a cast that steals every scene, and a hero whose sharpest weapon is making people believe he has already won.For readers of cultivation and progression fantasy, dungeon-core and base-building LitRPG, and anyone who loves a competent, scheming underdog.