Although there is definitely enough space to build the Underworld outside the Thirty-Three Heavens, it is obviously not safe to expose it directly to the outside world, as it is the mechanism for the Samsara of living beings in the Divine Land.
We still need to create a space in a specific location.
Following the method of opening up the Three Palaces, Li Xingkong used his Magic Power to recreate a space within the star system, which he used as the core of the Underworld. Then, according to the pre-designed plan, he properly arranged the various processing mechanisms within the Underworld.
The Three Lives Road, the River of Forgetfulness, the Reincarnation Platform, several levels of hell, and the Judgment Hall, among other buildings, slowly emerged under Li Xingkong's hands and were situated in various locations within the space.
After all these institutions were built, Li Xingkong specially created a Hexagram Server for the purpose of judging souls.
After this farce in Divine Land, Li Xingkong felt more and more that it was indeed not a good idea to entrust this kind of power to a single person.
After all, everyone has selfish desires, and selfish desires will distort this Samsara mechanism.
What Li Xingkong wanted was for it to operate stably and sustainably in the long term, rather than gradually becoming a tool of power amidst interpersonal struggles.
This most important power of judgment should be handed over to the server. The Spiritual Root Server has no consciousness; it will only make judgments according to its established logic, and there is no way to conceal whether it is good or bad.
The personnel executing judgments within the Underworld should also avoid having too much personal bias; otherwise, if the judgments are handed down and those below outwardly comply but inwardly defy them, that would also be a problem.
Li Xingkong up as he thought of the good stuff he had smuggled from Xuan Qingzi.
A mechanical structure comparable to Golden Core.
This thing works great. By connecting it to the server, the server can coordinate these Golden Core constructs in a unified manner, thus ensuring a relatively fair guarantee for both the power of judgment and the power of execution.
With that thought in mind, Li Xingkong immediately took action, creating more than ten constructs based on the blueprints of the constructs he had disassembled from his memory.
To be on the safe side, he also separated the server controlling the construct from the server taking over the trial.
After all, the universe is vast and full of wonders. Who knows if some mechanical creation might have a natural enemy that can directly take over the server? It's better to be safe than sorry.
The Golden Core constructs created by Li Xingkong underwent cultivation and modification, and their energy supply was changed from the original supply method of the Sihali Kingdom to using a simplified version of the Golden Core for energy supply.
As for combat, they are merely constructs used to carry out the duties of the Underworld; matters of combat are not their concern.
After all, Divine Land is still here. If it can be sent to the Underworld, then there's no point in keeping the Underworld alive.
As for other things used to house souls, or even provide temporary settlements for souls, those can be left to future generations to build.
After all, it's just an empty shell right now, not yet officially operational. Only after it's operational and with the participation of the Divine Land People can it be considered a true Underworld.
After taking care of the main facilities, Li Xingkong took out his Little Underworld.
The Little Underworld is still crammed with quite a few souls; now is the perfect time to use them to test whether the entire cycle of Samsara is functioning properly.
After releasing all the imprisoned souls, the Golden Core construct that Li Xingkong had just set up began to operate.
Using ropes formed from Magic Power, all the souls were strung together and dragged to the front of the Judgment Hall, whereupon they were allowed to enter in batches to be judged.
Since most of these people had already been tortured in hell for a long time in Li Xingkong's Little Underworld, they were not taken out to serve their sentences again after the trial, but were instead gathered together by Li Xingkong.
The main purpose of bringing these people through was to test the accuracy of the Judgment Hall's judgment process.
All the souls had passed through the process, and Li Xingkong collected the data from the Judgment Hall and read it all through.
Basically, there are no problems. All the necessary points have been considered. Since the information is obtained from personal memory, the information obtained is unlikely to be false.
Even if an individual suffers from amnesia or has incomplete memories, it will not affect the trial process. After all, amnesia or incomplete memories may only be a problem with the nervous system, but the individual's memory structure is still there. As long as the memory exists, there is no such thing as amnesia.
If you can't remember something, the Judgment Hall will help you remember it.
For everything an individual does, good or bad, the judgment server will assign a relative score. Ultimately, based on this score, it can be determined whether a person will be directly Samsara or must first undergo punishment.
The group of people Li Xingkong brought were a mixed bag, with some good and some bad.
After all, many of these people were arrested by Li Xingkong when he was dealing with the previous affairs on Divine Land on Earth Star, and some of them were indeed implicated.
He wasn't a bad person, but his political ideas, when put into practice, certainly didn't have any positive effect.
That's good, isn't it? This provides quite comprehensive data for this experiment.
They led these souls out of the Judgment Hall and then arrived at the Path of Three Lives Road and the River of Forgetfulness.
Although the name of this place doesn't sound ominous, it is actually a vast database. When each soul arrives here, it transfers its memories of this life into the River of Forgetfulness, and then continues to the Reincarnation Platform as a completely blank soul to undergo Samsara.
These were the first batch of cultivators, so naturally they had no past lives to reflect upon. However, when they Samsara again, they will be able to read their memories of their previous lives through the River of Forgetfulness.
The reason Li Xingkong kept this thing wasn't because he deliberately imitated it, but mainly to forget the memories of this life in his soul, so that he could be reincarnated smoothly.
Otherwise, if you were to be reborn with your memories intact, the consequences could be disastrous.
Even if one were reborn as an animal, with their memories intact, they could still thrive. This won't do.
Upon reaching the river, Li Xingkong directly shoved half of their souls into the water, letting the river erase all their memories.
When they were pulled out again, the souls were in a daze, as if they had been reset to factory settings.
The remaining souls that hadn't been soaked were trembling with fear, after all, Li Xingkong never consulted them before taking action; whoever he caught was caught.
After retrieving the cleansed souls, Li Xingkong examined their spiritual bodies once more. Sure enough, the River of Forgetfulness was efficient at cleansing memories; with just one soak, their memories were stripped away.
Then they were led to the Three Lives Stone at the entrance of the Three Lives Road, where the stone began to read the memories corresponding to each soul from the river water.
Like a query portal, the function of the Three Lives Stone is exceptionally simple and straightforward.
The experiment went relatively smoothly; these souls are now ready to enter the cycle of Samsara and await rebirth.