Far Shore, or the Distant Shore, was not actually the same thing as the far bank of the River of Forgetfulness or the Bridge of Helplessness, where the dead went in traditional Eastern beliefs. The Far Shore here was a secondary plane, the kind that was both extremely well-hidden and extremely advanced.
It was said to be the place farthest from life and death. Almost no one knew of it, and it was immensely mysterious.
But Su Ming was a transmigrator. The Ancient One certainly knew many things he did not, but he possessed even more knowledge that even the Ancient One did not know.
The Far Shore Dimension was like a private club, or rather, a secret basement. Yes, that was essentially what it was. It was not particularly useful, and several Cosmic Concepts used it as a "lounge" or "meeting room."
But it was not used by the Five Creation Gods.
Death had previously claimed that she and Eternity were siblings and close to one another, but that was complete nonsense.
Among the Concepts known as the Five Great Gods, only Eternity and Infinity got along marginally better because they were twins, but even that relationship was not particularly good. The Five Great Gods normally each went their own way.
Many people believed Death was the most human-like of the five Manifestations because she possessed all kinds of desires and schemes. In reality, Eternity had his own games as well. His hobby was creating other Concept Manifestations.
He had created several Concepts who could be considered his children and formed a small group with them. This group was called the Seven Friendless, though back in Su Ming's previous life, it had also been translated domestically as the Seven Sons of Eternity.
That latter translation was inaccurate, however, because