Once cultivators reached the immortal Golden Immortal realm, they no longer had to worry about lifespan. Why would they need reincarnation?
Even if they were beaten down to a single remnant soul, the abundant spiritual energy of the current Primordial Wilderness could nourish them until they recovered through cultivation. There was no need to take the risk of passing through reincarnation.
However, cultivators below the Golden Immortal realm would eventually meet the Five Decays of Heaven and Man. Reincarnation was therefore an extremely important supplement.
After reincarnating, they could also rely on fellow Daoists to awaken them and recover their sense of self.
In truth, that applied only to a small minority. The vast majority of reincarnators would never have a chance to recover their previous lives. They would merely pass through life after life, worn down by reincarnation.
Thus, Reincarnation Old Ancestor guessed that if the Primordial Wilderness came to require reincarnation, there could be only one possibility: the Primordial World had been severely weakened.
Relying solely on Heaven and Earth to nurture life would no longer be enough to replenish the losses caused by the Immeasurable Kalpas.
Once the world weakened, both the number and strength of Innate Living Beings would greatly decline.
Heaven and Earth would no longer have the spare strength to nurture vast numbers of new living beings.
At that time, gathering the remnant souls left after battle and sending them to reincarnate for reuse would quickly provide high-quality living beings.
This was especially true for cultivators who had not been weak in life. Even if they did not recover their previous lives after reincarnating, they would still possess extraordinary talent in their new lives, perhaps even gaining some additional legacy from their former existences.
Reincarnation Old Ancestor, who had been secretly watching the Primordial