Forging the Six Paths of Reincarnation, the Strongest Saint Spirit in History Born Bathed in Immortal Emperor Blood

Occasionally, a few people took the Great Reincarnation Millstone as their concept, grinding away their souls and spirits and scattering them throughout the world, making this a cycle and turning it into reincarnation.

Yet the results were far from ideal. Everything of themselves was ground away, leaving only marks glittering in the seawater.

They waited for later generations to comprehend the rules within and contribute toward building true reincarnation.

Generation after generation, a full eighty-one similar yet utterly different forms of reincarnation had accumulated here.

Every Buddha's Son sitting cross-legged beneath those reincarnations had, at the very least, the potential to become a Quasi-Emperor. They either possessed special Buddhist physiques or were prodigies of extraordinary talent. Their tremendous potential surprised even Qin Tian.

Those who could overcome the Reincarnation Sea Tribulation at this age could all be called the finest of their eras. If they made further breakthroughs through the Three Sages and Worthies Passes and into the Quasi-Emperor realm in the future, they would truly have a slim chance of ascending to the Extreme Dao.

There was nothing wrong whatsoever with saying they had the makings of a Great Emperor.

Yet without exception, they had all fallen here.

"You seem to be hiding something," Qin Tian asked.

Before formally beginning to build reincarnation, he needed to find out just what Amitabha was concealing.

Without clearing that up, he always felt an itch in his heart.

"You will know once you begin building reincarnation," Amitabha said with a sigh.

"All right!" Qin Tian looked thoughtful. Probably only "immortality" could give rise to attachment to the self in an enlightened being like Amitabha Great Emperor.

Because of immortality, Mount Sumeru had been stained with blood. Because of immortality, eighty-one Buddha's Sons had fallen into reincarnation.

Qin Tian sat cross-legged in the