He is Also My Master

Tai Shangjue's life was brilliant beyond compare, worthy of song and tears. He fought until the very end, and for a time, he even became the figure who represented all living beings' resistance against heavenly authority.

Gu An could not interfere in Tai Shangjue's life, nor did he intend to. Tai Shangjue was his reincarnated body to begin with, and Gu An had guided the path Tai Shangjue's life had taken now; after all, during Lifespan Reincarnation, he could make choices for Tai Shangjue.

In addition, Gu An discovered that although the reincarnated bodies of Lifespan Reincarnation could not directly come into contact with one another, they could intersect through karma. This gave him even more ideas regarding the Great Dao of Karma.

Lifespan Reincarnation began from him, and all reincarnated bodies would not appear in his world. The two sides could not come into contact, nor would they affect each other's lives.

It seemed the Dao of reincarnation was also divided into levels. Lower-level reincarnation went along with time, with a before and after, while higher-level reincarnation could ignore time.

That supreme Heavenly Emperor also liked reincarnation, but no one knew where he was.

Tai Shangjue's master, Dao Ancestor Hongchen, had once said that the Heavenly Emperor was everywhere—at the starting point of reincarnation, and also at the end of reincarnation. He could even appear in different spacetimes at the same time.

Could Lifespan Reincarnation be equivalent to the Heavenly Emperor's path of reincarnation?

Gu An had wondered whether he might be connected to the Heavenly Emperor.

But as soon as that thought was born, he overturned it, feeling that he was overthinking.

His Lifespan Reincarnation could not seep into the Heavenly Court, which showed that Heavenly Dao Luck would isolate Lifespan Reincarnation. Moreover, his reincarnated bodies had been