In the observable universe, there were quite a few ways to resurrect someone.
Even low-level civilizations had methods such as consciousness uploading, AI subroutines, and genetic cloning.
For advanced civilizations, there were even more.
But as far as Gao Gong knew, there was only one method of resurrecting an entire civilization.
Because even a "technology tree entity" was essentially just difficult to kill, and had little to do with "civilization resurrection."
The "immortality" of a civilization's leader was built on the continued existence of the civilization itself. Once the civilization was destroyed, both "undying" and "indestructible" would immediately vanish.
That was a buff granted by the civilization, not a buff belonging to the civilization itself.
Looking at it another way, if there were many methods of resurrecting civilizations, then based on Gao Gong's knowledge from his previous life, those Ascension civilizations would not spend all their time figuring out how to conceal their "civilization coordinates."
Nor would this have become the foremost problem facing Ascension civilizations.
So once the function of this "Ghost Magic Mirror" was exposed, it quickly sparked a wave of heated discussion in the Civilization Council.
After all, generally speaking, news on the level of a "cosmic relic" was not like something such as "parallel universe coordinates," which directly warranted information suppression. It was merely news circulated among high-level circles, or top-secret intelligence within certain cosmic organizations.
After all, although there was usually only one cosmic relic of any given type, once it had been claimed, information such as the "relic's location" or "method of extraction" would become useless.
But what if they encountered something similar?
Wouldn't it serve as a reference?
Thus, even advanced civilizations would consciously collect this sort of information.
And as for a cosmic relic like the "Ghost Magic Mirror," which had caused