After Gu An finished carving a Wooden Man, he set it down. Immediately after, the Wooden Man stood on the ground and began to twitch, its wooden body seeming to come alive all at once. Its limbs turned, growing ever more nimble.
In the end, the Wooden Man became a Wood Spirit. Its appearance did not seem to have changed, but compared with before, it was clearly more vibrant, more full of life.
The Wood Spirit waved at Gu An, then burrowed into the soil and vanished.
Gu An smiled. He stood up, stretched, then walked along the little path. He was preparing to find another place, settle his mind, and begin a round of Lifespan Reincarnation.
As he walked through the bamboo grove, he was also considering what attitude he should take toward his next reincarnation choice.
If it were the same as before, how dull would that be?
Now, Lifespan Reincarnation was no longer so important in helping Gu An. He did not need more ultimate arts or Daoist techniques. To him, this function was more of an immersive experience, more real than Lifespan Projection, equivalent to truly undergoing reincarnation.
If he were to personally enter reincarnation and disappear for many years, he would not feel at ease about reality, but Lifespan Reincarnation was different. He could experience a very long life again within one or two hours.
After walking out of the bamboo grove, Gu An proceeded all the way forward, as though just like before, admiring his own Daoist field. When the disciples along the way saw him, they all watched from afar and bowed respectfully, not daring to approach and disturb him.
Within the Wushi Daoist Field, the progenitor's dignity was still very high. Even though Gu An wore a smile, the disciples still felt