Song Zhong sat on the prayer mat, and the more he thought about it, the more abnormal it felt.
"The Samsara Tree. I guessed before that the so-called final Peach Blossom Spring was actually connected to samsara.
But the highest rule has always forbidden any mention of the word 'samsara,' and now samsara has been mentioned.
Is there a possibility that mentioning samsara is actually meant to make all cultivators go out and search for that Samsara Tree? Is there a possibility that this place is unsolvable, and that rule wants all cultivators to die here?"
The more Song Zhong thought about it, the more likely he felt that possibility was.
Suddenly, he thought again of what he had encountered before.
"There's another possibility. That rule lured all the cultivators out, and then went to exterminate our various universes.
If I think about it another way, these rules actually look like rules set down by cultivators, not naturally formed rules. And all the previous rules were also like rules set down by cultivators.
If there are cultivators setting the rules, what kind of cultivators would they be?
A supreme existence who controls all universes?
If there really is such a supreme existence, then if he wanted to exterminate other cultivators, it seems he wouldn't need to go to so much trouble. What is he thinking up so many rules for? What meaning is there in him doing this? Is it purely for fun, to make all cultivators die?
That possibility isn't nonexistent, but it isn't very high.
Then it's another possibility. The ones who formulated these rules aren't the highest existences of all universes, but... the cultivators of that place of samsara!
This isn't the first samsara. There have been several samsaras before.
With every samsara, one race from some