Spirit Nexus

A Cultivation LitRPG with Multiple Love Interests

The academy that was supposed to make me strong is collapsing.

Not metaphorically. Spirit Peak is sinking—one hundred feet already—and the elders would rather execute the messenger than admit their “immortal” foundation is failing.

I’m Wei Luo: a disgraced heir with a broken body, a cursed “Rot” in my chest, and an engineer’s brain that refuses to accept magic as an excuse.

When I expose the truth, the Arbiter gives me a choice:
Fix the descent… or be unmade.

My solution is simple in theory: the Spirit Nexus—the engine keeping the floating peaks aloft—is misfiring. I can’t repair the realm’s Pillars, but I can install a regulator, re-pressurize the system, and buy time before the whole academy breaks apart mid-air.

There’s just one problem.

Elder Feng is already in the Nexus Chamber… and he’s turning the heart of the mountain into a weapon.

The tunnels beneath the Nexus run hot with violet corruption. Disciples become glitching, physics-scrambled monsters. And when the invasion hits, Void-Centurions start harvesting entire peaks like crops.

To stop the collapse, I’ll need more than cultivation.

I’ll need control.

With Mei’s grounding, Yue Ying’s resonance, and Yan Ling’s cold-blooded precision, our bond becomes something the academy has never seen: a closed circuit powerful enough to let me project the Interface, seize command of the environment, and fight as a ghost in the machine—opening trapdoors, rerouting pressure, and turning the academy itself into my weapon.

But every fix comes with a cost.

Because the “Rot” isn’t just poison. It’s a signal—and something in the sky is listening.

What to expect:

• Cultivation + LitRPG-style system commands and interface control

• High-stakes academy disaster arc (sinking peaks, sabotage, war)

• Dungeon-like descent into the Nexus (corruption, glitches, Void horrors)

• Spicy, consensual romance with multiple love interests (explicit scenes)

If Spirit Peak falls, the Seven Realms fall with it.
And I’m done living in a world built on hidden cracks.