However, Bei Ming still had some doubts about reincarnation.
First, Ancestor Wizards were completely different from ordinary Cultivators.
Ordinary Cultivators cultivated both their Primordial Spirit and physical body. Though they mainly cultivated one Law, they could comprehend other Laws as supplementary cultivation.
Ancestor Wizards, however, had no Primordial Spirits. Their method of comprehending Laws relied entirely on the power of their bloodline. They followed the ultimate path of a "single Law," with supplementary cultivation being almost nonexistent.
If so, why did Houtu possess the ability to transform into Reincarnation?
Even if her fortune had been exceptional and she had comprehended the Law of Reincarnation;
for it to surpass the Law of Earth innate to her bloodline and take its place was truly...
The Primordial Wilderness's Reincarnation was no trivial matter. Could supplementary cultivation of the Law of Reincarnation truly achieve a perfect evolution?
Second, after Houtu transformed into Reincarnation and became "Pingxin," she did not directly rule over Reincarnation and the Underworld.
The supreme ruler of the Netherworld Underworld was the Emperor of Fengdu.
He commanded the Five Directions Ghost Emperors and the Ten Halls of Yama, controlled the Netherworld Department, and served as the sovereign of all souls of the dead;
he possessed the authority to judge sins and control the cycle of life and death.
Pingxin possessed power equal to a Saint within the Underworld and Reincarnation. Outsiders had no possibility of usurping her authority.
The only possibility was that she had granted the Emperor of Fengdu the right to administer the Underworld and Reincarnation.
Bei Ming could not deduce the Emperor of Fengdu's identity, but he could be certain—he was definitely not any of the existing eleven Ancestor Wizards.
The Wu Clan's Pangu Hall could shield itself from deductions.
This Emperor of Fengdu was most likely inseparably