What kind of method was this?
Female Kunpeng looked at Di Yi in disbelief. Her understanding of reincarnation was far from shallow, and what Di Yi described did indeed qualify as a kind of cycle of life and death. There had been such examples in ages past.
Some people's primordial spirits had left their bodies and failed to return for a long time. Everyone had thought they had passed away, only for them to reappear in the world and begin a new life.
But those people had not truly died. They were still alive, so naturally they could accomplish that sort of cycle of life and death.
Moreover, in a certain sense, they were following the current. It was not as though their primordial spirits left their bodies one moment and revived in a later age the next. The changes in between were continuous.
But he actually wanted to go against the river of time, reach out from the future, and shift someone who was still alive in the past across it, erasing the process in between. This would simply shake the world.
After all, if this method worked, what life and death would remain in the world? Everything would flourish forever, as though the great Dao of heaven and earth had been rewritten and the truths of nature thrown into chaos.
"Do you know what consequences this would bring? Aren't you afraid of the backlash of worldly karma?" Female Kunpeng was alarmed. Even the strongest among Immortal Kings, whose Dao involved time and space, would never dare do such a thing.
For everything in the world was balanced. To gain something, one had to lose something. It was impossible to take whatever one pleased.
All the more so when it involved throwing time into disorder and drawing someone who