Houtu's embodiment of reincarnation was not, in truth, a perfection of the Primordial World's rules, but their destruction.
Heaven and earth already had reincarnation. Why did Houtu need to create it anew?
The reincarnation Houtu created was not true reincarnation, but rather a fulfillment for all living beings.
It allowed the souls of living beings, after death, to enter the Six Paths and be reborn.
Thus, through this cycle of life and death, they would live life after life.
The rules of heaven and earth had been altered. Whether that was good or bad was impossible to say.
Yet for all living beings, it was undoubtedly a good thing—something they all desired.
After all, no one wished to truly die. Even if reincarnation made them forget their past, it was still a form of hope.
After hundreds or thousands of lifetimes, they might remember what had once been. As for whether they would still be themselves then, that was no longer important.
However, in Minghe's view, if Houtu truly embodied reincarnation—
Then, after this first breach in the rules, the laws of reincarnation would inevitably continue to be damaged.
In the end, it might lead to consequences beyond repair.
After all, once there was this tangible reincarnation created by Houtu, living beings would certainly scheme around it.
They would devise all kinds of methods to evade reincarnation, escape reincarnation, or even destroy it.
Therefore, if Houtu did not embody reincarnation and the current order remained intact, that would truly be best for the Primordial World.
But unfortunately, Houtu's embodiment of reincarnation was the inevitable trend.
The Heavenly Dao and the Human Dao!
Minghe raised his head and looked at the sky. Billowing dark clouds and lightning filled the air, spreading terrifying heavenly might.
Minghe knew that this was not only