Spiritual Energy Revival: Ascending to Immortality Through Affixes

After saving a life, Shen Qing unexpectedly transmigrates into a parallel world. He initially believes this new reality is as ordinary as his last, until the day he encounters a ghost in the literal sense. However, as the saying goes, while people may fear ghosts three parts, ghosts fear people seven parts—especially those with vigorous vitality. This harrowing encounter not only awakens his innate talent but also activates a dormant golden finger that had been silent for over twenty years. From then on, Shen Qing embarks on a path of cultivation where slaying demons and monsters allows him to extract their traits and convert them into powerful affixes. His journey begins with the innate ability Stone Lock Strength (White • Common), which increases his physical power by twenty percent. By defeating lesser spirits, he obtains the Soul Stabilization affix (Green • Anecdotal), boosting soul strength by thirty percent and increasing the chance of breaking through bottlenecks. Slaying tree demons grants him the Spirit Absorbing Root affix (Green • Anecdotal), enhancing spiritual energy absorption speed by fifty percent and allowing passive absorption from the earth at roughly thirty percent of normal cultivation efficiency. Furthermore, he can utilize Karma Points accumulated from vanquishing evil to upgrade these affixes along an evolutionary path: Stone Lock Strength evolves into Carrying a Thousand Jin, then Overlord Lifting the Cauldron, followed by Strength Uprooting Mountains, and ultimately Gonggong Ramming Mount Buzhou. With such power, any demon or monster can be obliterated with a single punch. Years later, Shen Qing stands adorned with gold-tier Mythical affixes such as Dapeng Rising with the Wind, Xingtian Brandishing Shield and Axe, and Gonggong Ramming Mount Buzhou. Facing the awe of the mortal world and the terror of the demonic hordes, he simply shakes his head. Despite being hailed for awakening divine powers, he insists that he is merely someone who has collected a few more affixes than others.