The secret of resurrection was not much of a secret in the Evil Tide Civilization.
However, because the Evil Tide Civilization possessed an incomparably vast scale and the ability to directly convert its opponents, its high-level did not pursue resurrection with such urgency.
Within the Star Realm, the Means to Break Balance known as "resurrection" was mainly applicable only to middle- and lower-tier beings.
For Dominator-class Beings, resurrection was a task fraught with a thousand hardships and ten thousand difficulties.
Not long ago, although the Immortal Domain Civilization had demonstrated the means to directly resurrect First Emperor Ying Zheng, that was not something the Immortal Domain Civilization could accomplish casually.
It had consumed an enormous amount of the Reincarnation Underworld's origin.
Under normal circumstances, resurrecting a Dominator-class Being required taking the path of reincarnation and rebuilding one's cultivation.
Master Tongtian, for instance, had done exactly that.
This also reflected the laws of balance within the Star Realm.
If it was merely a matter of resurrecting middle- and lower-tier combat power, why would the Evil Tide Civilization spend such a staggering price and go to all that trouble?
By the time it managed a resurrection, the Evil Tide Civilization could already have produced several times as many Evil Tide Legions as before.
Therefore, throughout the Evil Tide Civilization's history, none of the successive Level-9 Beings had considered using their Means to Break Balance to create resurrection-type Civilization Supreme Treasures.
There was simply no need for it.
Still, during the Evil Tide Civilization's campaigns across the Astral Realm, it had come into contact with certain resurrection-type laws.
The Immortal Domain's Reincarnation Underworld was one such example.
The Evil Tide Civilization had also seized quite a few fragments of Civilization Supreme Treasures. Two of those fragments possessed resurrection origin as well!
By coincidence,