Similar to Tier-3 civilization buildings, Tier-4 Ascension buildings also had various modules. The difference was that these modules were not assembly components, but parts of the "ancestral hall."
Moreover, the system had not provided a complete introduction to these functional modules.
Does this mean that the system panel also has its limitations? That it can't identify things related to higher tiers—or rather, Ascension power?
A strange thought suddenly surfaced in Gao Gong's mind.
Fortunately, as the "top coffin board" of the Gao Family Ancestral Hall, he only needed to ponder for a moment before deducing the abilities of these modules.
Tier-4 Storage Module: Tier-4 Electronic Spirit Tablet
There was no doubt about it—this was the ancestral hall's "resurrection system," a personality storage module more advanced than personality replication. No matter where someone was, as long as they were registered on a spirit tablet, it was equivalent to having a second life. They could be resurrected in the ancestral hall at any time, perfectly intact. Their consciousness could even be transferred across light-years.
This "resurrection" was even more impressive than the Fourth Calamity's resurrection, because it didn't cost any experience!
Of course, it had its limitations as well: the number of slots. Gao Gong counted them. There were five levels of offering tables inside the ancestral hall, with a total of ninety-nine "spirit tablets."
In other words, the maximum capacity was ninety-nine people.
And they had to be "members of the Gao Family."
The ancestral hall had its own identification system. For example, entering "Du Zhaodi" was no problem, because she was his wife. But entering "Gao Yuanyuan" wouldn't work, because she was his sworn younger sister.
So players can't use these resurrection slots?
That's not necessarily true. Bypassing this identity verification is actually quite simple.
Gao Gong immediately thought of