Years ago, Meng Chuan had enabled the Myriad-Ages Emperors and Emperors, along with Ancient Cultivators in the final few heavens of the Quasi-Emperor realm, to undergo an alternative form of reincarnation and rebirth.
He had gathered the Imprint Fragments scattered throughout Heaven and Earth, summoned their Dao shadows from the River of Time, and finally sent them into the Six Paths of Reincarnation he had created.
Emperors and Sovereigns returned one after another, fighting in the same era and forging a Golden Age without precedent.
Ye Fan had lived through that Golden Age himself.
Back then, reincarnation was naturally the best way to bring the Myriad-Ages Emperors and Emperors back.
Though it was not reincarnation in its perfect, true sense. Those who had died were, in the end, still dead.
To say they themselves had returned through reincarnation was not quite right. They were more like incomplete beings formed from their Dao and a few Imprint Fragments.
The Emperors and Sovereigns who had descendants or Extreme Dao Weapons left behind fared somewhat better. Their bloodlines or True Spirit Imprints could be extracted from those descendants or weapons.
Those who had left nothing behind were far more incomplete.
From Meng Chuan's perspective now, they could not truly be called reincarnations. The real Emperors and Sovereigns of history had not returned in full.
Of course, judging the Meng Chuan of those days by the standards of Great Luo would be unduly harsh.
For the Myriad-Ages Emperors and Emperors, reappearing and returning to the world in that fashion had already been more than they could have hoped for.
When the others returned through reincarnation, Wushi had not chosen to bring back his mother, the Western Empress, or his father, another Great Accomplishment Sacred Body, in the same way.
Meng Chuan had explained the