Of course, if one was truly too weak—without even the most basic Fruit Realm—then one was simply too feeble. Such a being could easily pass through the cracks, but its consciousness would be unable to bear the immense pressure within them and would be obliterated outright.
Only lifeforms that were strong enough, yet not so overwhelmingly powerful as to reach a certain threshold, could travel freely through the rifts.
And though that was the principle, being able to retrace five reincarnations in such a short time was truly remarkable.
Yet Zhao Cheng knew that the will which had mentioned five reincarnations had in fact gone beyond five—it had already retraced seven. Aside from Zhao Cheng, the strongest lifeform had only now touched upon three reincarnations. The gap was far, far too great.
It could be said that this lifeform itself was exceedingly special, profoundly compatible with reincarnation. If one had to classify it, it could absolutely be called an Innate Reincarnation Sacred Body.
Even in the first reincarnation, had Zhao Cheng not descended out of nowhere—triggering the reincarnation phenomenon with his unwilling obsession and a teeny-tiny bit of cheating—the one to initiate reincarnation would have been that person.
That was the strangeness of reincarnation. It was a miraculous phenomenon that existed innately. Within it lay immense peril, enough to annihilate True Calamities, but also immense opportunity, enough to forge ultimate lifeforms of Nine Calamities.
Even Zhao Cheng would have long since died in reincarnation had he not been protected by that wisp of transcendent radiance.
Many things within reincarnation simply could not be measured. It was not something that could be resolved merely by having a stronger mind, firmer will, or vaster power.
Of course, now that Zhao Cheng had attained Innate True Calamity, it was a different matter. Though