"So that was it. So this was the method of reviving an Immortal Emperor. It was not merely Reflecting History; there were other methods as well... Destroying the spirit could indeed completely annihilate an Immortal Emperor, but there were actually similar methods that could awaken them... Because even if the spirit was destroyed, one thought would remain unbroken—the thought within the heart of the powerful expert who had killed them."
At that instant, Zhou Tong comprehended a method for bringing back an Immortal Emperor who had already completely fallen.
This was a method entirely different from Reflecting History. It was simpler and faster, but it also consumed far more power.
The complete annihilation of an Immortal Emperor was the annihilation of karma, and even more so the annihilation of people's thoughts of them. Yet this annihilation was not truly complete, because the person who had killed the Immortal Emperor would surely still remember that person's existence.
At such a time, there were two ways to awaken an Immortal Emperor who had died. One was to Reflect History and Time, allowing what had once existed to return from history. The second was to begin with thought, restore the Immortal Emperor's spirit, and assist them in recovering on their own.
The first method of revival was suitable for reviving many people at once. When the one to be revived was not merely the Immortal Emperor alone, but also those around them, this method was more appropriate.
The second method, meanwhile, was suited for reviving a single individual, when the target was only the Immortal Emperor. However, this method was extraordinarily difficult. Not only did it require an extremely deep understanding of "spirit," it also required an extremely deep understanding of the Immortal Emperor's fundamental Boundless Immortality.
Although Immortal Emperors were said to