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Spiritual Energy Depleted: I Prove the Dao with New Energy

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Latest chapter added Nov 8, 2026

Spiritual Energy Depleted: I Prove the Dao with New Energy

by 苏沐mu

Spiritual energy is drying up, and the path to immortality is about to break. The era of cultivation that everyone once yearned for has now become a resource game for a select few. Spirit veins are parched, spirit stones are ineffective, and sects are fighting over increasingly scarce cultivation resources. Some cling to the old ways, some try to prolong past glory, but no one knows where the cultivation civilization should go when spiritual energy completely disappears. Lin Zhiyuan, an ordinary cultivator with a bleak future in cultivation, accidentally comes into contact with the last depleted spirit stone and glimpses the operating laws deep within the world that have never been discovered. That is not spiritual energy, nor is it immortal power in the traditional sense. It is a brand-new path, a power system that can be understood, mastered, and continuously expanded. From the initial anomalous observations to establishing his own cultivation method; from being regarded as suffering from cultivation deviation to making the world re-recognize the essence of power—Lin Zhiyuan gradually discovers that the so-called depletion of spiritual energy may just be the end of an old era. When personal cultivation reaches a brand-new realm, when new power begins to change energy, industry, and civilization, when creating a whole new world is no longer just a myth... What he wants to prove is not whether he can become an immortal. But whether humanity can forge a path that no one has ever taken when the power of the old era comes to an end. The old law has reached its end; the new dao begins with the unknown. — Description from novelcodex.org

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