Even at his level, his blood kept flowing, and his condition remained unsettled for a long time. Naturally, the situation was extremely serious.
Yet even now, he did not stop. He continued cultivating other methods, hoping to obtain more Dao Fruits.
Time flowed on, silent and still.
Jiang Zhu continued roaming and cultivating bitterly in this graveyard devoid of spiritual energy.
His footprints spread through still more forgotten Ancient Worlds as he ventured deep into countless ruined lands, searching for every possible "method" and "Dao."
He had contemplated the true meaning left behind by a Quasi-Immortal Emperor who had sought to establish the six paths of reincarnation, only to destroy himself in the end;
He had experienced a vast, boundless world created by a Great Power who specialized in the Dao of grotto-heavens...
While Jiang Zhu cultivated, the Spiritless Era finally came to an end. Now, "spring had returned to the earth," and all living things were reviving.
Yet no particularly powerful cultivators had appeared in the world.
There was no other reason: during the Age of Ruins, no cultivators remained anywhere, every path of cultivation had been severed, and all manner of inheritances had vanished without a trace.
Only when the spiritual qi of heaven and earth grew richer by the day did people find a few ways forward through trial and error.
Afterward, people unearthed many stone carvings and inscribed tablets. Through their continual deciphering, the ways of cultivation gradually revived, and cultivators began to increase in number.
As Jiang Zhu traveled through the great worlds in search of methods, he also shattered the ruins buried beneath the wreckage, using natural patterns to manifest visions of mountains, rivers, and cave abodes, quietly awaiting the people of this age to discover them.
Sometimes, between his own cultivation sessions, he