"In short, the soul-memory problem can be solved simply by changing the rules governing social relationships," Wenren Sheng said confidently.
Hou Tu was stunned senseless.
But upon thinking it over carefully, it made sense.
If everyone were brothers and sisters, without hierarchical relationships like parents, children, grandparents, and grandchildren, then there would be no fear of confusion through reincarnation.
No matter how they reincarnated, they would still be brothers and sisters. Nothing would become muddled.
At most, an elder brother would become a younger brother.
Hou Tu rose and bowed. "Such a simple method, yet I never thought of it. I am truly ashamed."
"It is nothing. Matters of reincarnation require a Great Wise One to accomplish. You cannot be blamed," Wenren Sheng said with a nod.
Hou Tu was genuinely shocked.
She had never imagined that a problem with no apparent solution could be resolved this way.
They only needed to change the forms of address.
As for whether those entering reincarnation would be willing to change how they addressed one another, the answer was obvious.
As long as they changed from parent-child relationships to sibling relationships, they could retain their memories and live forever. How many would refuse? Even if someone refused, after their memories were erased and they went through it once more, they would agree.
If they still refused, they could do it again.
After several rounds of selection, everyone entering reincarnation would be willing.
Thus, that problem was resolved.
There were still some drawbacks, but compared to the previous method, it was already much better.
Hou Tu returned.
After returning, she told all her brothers and sisters about it.
The ancestral witches were greatly shocked when they heard.
The problem they had considered unsolvable had been resolved so easily?
They could retain their memories as