Seven days before the apocalypse, Lu Chen is reborn.
In his previous life, he was the last cultivator on the wasteland. Espers surrounded and killed him deep inside a ruin. With his dying breath, he managed to open the first page of the Immaculate Immortal Scripture. When he opened his eyes again, he was back seven days before the Great Change, in an era when spiritual energy was still pure and everyone was still alive.
He knows what will happen in seven days: blood-red cracks will split the sky, and polluted spiritual energy will sweep across the globe. Ninety percent of cultivators will mutate into spirit corpses on the spot, while the rest will lose all their cultivation. Only the newly evolved humans who awaken superpowers will be able to survive in the wasteland.
But this time, he has returned with the Immaculate Immortal Scripture.
The world’s spiritual energy is polluted? He can purify it. No one can cultivate anymore? He can. A seventh-grade Foundation Establishment Pill, wrongly dismissed as a dud in a pile of spoiled pills; the Sky Profound Sword sealed deep in a forbidden zone; unpolluted spiritual marrow hidden in the depths of a mine. In seven days, these will be the wasteland’s most valuable resources, and right now, no one is competing with him for them.
Seven days. Stockpile supplies. Seize treasures. Gather allies. Then the apocalypse arrives, everyone else is powerless, and he’s the only one who can cultivate immortality.
But the people who killed him in his previous life are waiting for him, too.
“Most enemies don’t need to be defeated. You just need to make them feel that helping you is more worthwhile than fighting you.” That was the first thing the apocalypse taught him. As for the ones he really does need to defeat, he draws the Sky Profound Sword from his back.
The last cultivator’s revenge on the wasteland begins on the seventh day of the countdown.