It seemed this had become a taboo of heaven and earth: once a person died, they could not be brought back to life.
Although some people had tried every possible means to exploit loopholes in heaven and earth.
For example, the Mysterious Woman had lived for several thousand years by relying on constant reincarnation. As for people of the Heartless Power, they could even occupy other people's bodies. Yet in this world, no one had ever died and then come back to life.
If there was such a person, I might count as one. But even I had no idea how Grandma had accomplished it.
Even the Six Paths Power could at most allow someone to reincarnate. It could not bring the dead back to life.
As I was pondering this, Wuxin suddenly said, "Aren't you curious?"
"Curious about what?" I looked at him and asked.
"You're curious why there are restrictions between heaven and earth. Even people like us can't break them," Wuxin said.
"It's inevitable." I shook my head and said with a bitter smile, "There's no such thing as someone who is Immortal Undying in this world. Even the sun can fall, let alone a person."
"Besides, although heaven and earth are boundless, if the number of people who are Immortal Undying increased, then no matter how vast the world was, it would be utterly meaningless."
"That's why, in our myths, aside from the Jade Emperor, the other gods had no children and had never married. Because that would inevitably lead to destruction."
Wuxin nodded and snapped his fingers. "You're absolutely right. This might be the restriction imposed by heaven and earth."
"As someone of the Heartless Power, I know a little about it. After people die, they go to the underworld. Then, after drinking Meng Po's