How long had it been?
Li Qi did not know.
In truth, he could not possibly know, because he had no consciousness.
He had shattered into countless fragments, abandoning substantiality and casting himself into reincarnation to cultivate anew.
As for whether he could see through the mystery within the womb, that depended entirely on luck.
Those tens of thousands of living beings were all "reincarnations of great powers." As a great power who transcended the ages, a legendary second-rank, Li Qi had not reincarnated only once.
Under his influence, these different fragments would be reborn into different roles, then drawn together by some unseen force.
The fragments would fight one another, encounter a heap of adventures meant for themselves, and then become sacrifices one after another.
All of it was for the "unification of all selves."
The roles formed from the remnants of a great power would be forced, without knowing it, into a struggle for the fortune that carried the great power's memories.
How many fragments did Li Qi have?
There was simply no way to know. As a mythical existence who, without interference, could easily rule the heavens, Li Qi could split himself into many pieces. His fragments filled the universe.
At every moment, they slaughtered one another. Under some mysterious force, they attracted and repelled each other like magnets, endlessly searching for other "selves" and killing them, thereby gaining the other's adventures and devouring the other's fortune.
It truly resembled magnets. As everyone knew, a magnet had two poles. If one magnet was split in half, each separated piece would still have two poles.
Then, once they joined together again, they would return to having only two poles.
In the end, when all the wreckage fused into one...
Would the magnet that emerged still be the original