Having agreed to the request from the two cultivators, Li Xingkong considered it a trivial matter.
After explaining to Old Tang what he was working on, Li Xingkong returned to the Underworld space he had created.
The cultivators participating in the experiment were ready, and he didn't delay any longer; all the remaining souls were sent into the Reincarnation Platform.
After a period of circulation, each soul passed through the spatial passage and arrived in the body of the cultivator in whom it was to be reincarnated.
The cultivators had their own testing methods, so Li Xingkong didn't need to personally confirm it. Soon, a data record report about the experiment was sent back.
Whether they carry memories or have their memories erased, there are generally no problems after being reborn as humans. Moreover, since their parents are cultivators, the protection they provide for their reincarnated souls is much stronger than that of animals.
Even with careful nurturing, the souls that are reincarnated carrying their memories retain far more complete fragments of those memories.
Detailed data will be available after a few more days of development, but based on current calculations, there seems to be no problem with this Samsara.
With that, the core functions of the Underworld are settled. What remains are other matters related to the operation of the Underworld.
Issues such as guiding souls from various places require a large number of people to carry out this work with special Soul-Guiding Banner, and there are also issues such as the management and planning of temporary residences for souls within the Underworld, all of which require someone to coordinate and arrange.
However, that was no longer Li Xingkong's concern. His job was to produce a sufficient number of Soul-Guiding Banner, and leave the personnel arrangements to Old Tang and the others.
For Li Xingkong, all matters involving personnel deployment and dealing with a large number of members were quite a headache; it was better to leave such matters to professionals.
One by one, the refined Soul-Guiding Banner were placed at the designated storage point by Li Xingkong. Once he estimated that the quantity was about right, Li Xingkong stopped.
The next step is to find someone to take over this thing.
While Li Xingkong was finishing up the work, Divine Land was also holding a meeting regarding the Reincarnation Agreement that had just been received.
The research wasn't about how groundbreaking the idea of Spiritual Root transmitting information was. After all, they already had the technical data on Spiritual Root, and the ability to achieve this level of communication was within Divine Land's expectations. In fact, Divine Land itself could also do it in wartime.
The main issue at the meeting was how to deal with this so-called cycle of Samsara.
For the vast majority of cultivators, Samsara means they also have a path to immortality, although the price of this path is severe. Each Samsara comes at the cost of losing all memories, but at least it can ensure that one's true spirit is immortal.
Memories are just memories; under the allure of immortality, they don't seem so important.
While cultivators within the Divine Land system can understand this concept, it's somewhat uncertain how other civilizations, and even alien races that later submitted to Divine Land, would accept the idea of Samsara.
Furthermore, should the aliens who travel and trade in Divine Land also sign Reincarnation Agreement? How accepting would they be of this?
Everything requires a lot of time to discuss and finally determine a set of rules.
Those present were fairly familiar with Li Xingkong's personality, and the subsequent management would definitely fall on their shoulders; therefore, necessary preparations were indispensable.
The meeting lasted for several days, and the Divine Land side finally reached a conclusion regarding this newly added Underworld system.
Based on the principle of voluntariness, those who wish to join the Samsara system need to sign this Reincarnation Agreement. After signing, they will have corresponding rights and obligations.
The right lies in the fact that after death, one can be guided by a special soul guide to the Underworld for Samsara.
The obligation lies in the fact that when he wants to have children, he must also accept the reincarnation of the soul in the Underworld.
If one does not sign this agreement, one will not be Samsara after death, and if one wants to be resurrected, one will have to find a way on one's own. Similarly, the Samsara system will not involve one, and no matter how many children one has, it will have no connection with reincarnation in the Underworld.
This treaty also applies to extraterrestrials residing in Divine Land. During customs clearance upon entry, this reincarnation agreement will be presented to them as a supplementary clause, allowing them to decide whether to sign it.
For most low-level monks and aliens, this method of resurrection, though costly, is at least useful.
Leaving aside how many civilizations in the universe possess methods of resurrection, very few can openly disclose them.
This is also an advantage of Divine Land Civilization: if you have good things and can create profits, you won't hide them.
At the same time, some cultivators from Divine Land were also mobilized to participate in the planning and management of the Underworld.
Although souls don't have a collision volume, theoretically all that's needed is a box, but this arrangement clearly doesn't satisfy everyone.
Everyone dies eventually. While we're alive, we still have to renovate our own homes for a while, let alone what happens after we die.
Given the current population growth rate in Divine Land, the death rate is far higher than the birth rate. Cultivators are already engrossed in cultivation and are not particularly interested in having children. Ordinary people are also focused on cultivation, and few are willing to give up cultivation to have children and support their families before embarking on the path of cultivation.
Low birth rate and high death rate mean that people will definitely have to wait in line in the Underworld after they die, and there is no fixed number of years they have to wait.
It could be a day, it could be a year, who can say for sure?
This first underworld Dadu should be well-designed.
The relevant plans were basically being carried out simultaneously. By the time Li Xingkong finished his work, Divine Land had already established a preliminary framework.
The person temporarily chosen to be in charge of matters concerning the Underworld is also an old acquaintance, Lin Yinxuan, who was quite outstanding in the first competition.
He looks much more mature now. Compared to his naive appearance back then, he now clearly exudes the authority of a manager.
Ultimately, the expedition team was still short of people. Although many new cultivators had emerged on the expedition route in recent years, most of those who could stand alone were still the first batch of cultivators from back then.
Li Xingkong didn't ask too many questions. He led the selected cultivators on a tour of the entire Underworld's operational process and general layout.
After demonstrating everything to them, Li Xingkong, like a hands-off manager, completely handed over the affairs of the Underworld to Lin Yinxuan.
In the past few days, Li Xingkong's attention has been wandering around the two-dimensional world, where he has discovered many new things. The main reason why Li Xingkong authority so readily is that his interest in this new dimension has also been piqued.
It's time to take a look.