Netherworld, Yellow Springs, Nine Nethers.
Such sayings had persisted in the Shrouding the Heavens World since ancient times, and some things truly did exist, though they might differ somewhat from how they were understood on Earth.
The Netherworld was indeed a land of the dead, but it could not let you reincarnate. Taking your life, however, was no problem.
This murky yellow river, which had suddenly appeared because of Qin Sheng's tribulation, radiated an Ominous, deathly aura.
Qin Sheng stared at the river, carefully searching his memories before realization dawned on him.
"Dead Dog must have teleported us into the Great Wilderness. I know what this is."
The so-called Great Wilderness referred to regions across the Eastern Wilderness that spanned millions of miles, or even more, where almost no members of the Human Race lived.
Those places were either towering mountains, desolate wastelands, or endless miasma-filled regions. Powerful ancient beasts roamed there, and all manner of perilous terrain existed, presenting a scene of utter savagery.
The Great Wilderness was incomparably mysterious. Some had discovered opportunities that seized all the Fortune of heaven and earth within it, while others had encountered unparalleled horrors and been reduced to ashes.
Those savage regions were also the origin of the Eastern Wilderness's name.
Throughout the history of the Eastern Wilderness, many Saint Lords whose lifespans were nearly exhausted in their later years chose to enter the Great Wilderness.
Perhaps they wished to spend their remaining years in peace, or perhaps they wanted to make one final gamble and explore the mysteries within it.
Yet very few managed to defy fate, alter their destinies, and emerge alive.
"I've heard of the Great Wilderness, but what is this river?" Ye Fan asked.
"River of Rebirth."
Qin Sheng explained, "This river has always existed within the Great