Chapter 3660: Reincarnation World

Ning Shu treated him dotingly. After all, he was just a child.

Xiao Huo nodded and said, “I understand.”

His adorable, clueless look was like that of a gentle, large dog. He looked very sweet and obedient.

However, this ‘oversized’ son was Mei Ziqing’s headache to deal with.

Ning Shu’s head spun, and she returned to the system space. She asked 2333, “Is my black hole about to become a reincarnation world?”

“Yes,” 2333 said. “With the world origin, it will form a reincarnation world. It might even form multiple reincarnation worlds with the myriad world stone. The myriad world stone has a duplicating effect, so it will replicate more in the future. Of course, if you have enough of the prerequisite, it can copy even more.”

Ning Shu was delighted. She took out the black mist of the reincarnation origin. A black hole appeared in front of her, and she sent the origin inside. The black hole devoured it.

Ning Shu stepped into the black hole, and it closed up. She vanished from the system space like a magician’s disappearing act.

Although the black hole had merged with the reincarnation origin, there were no obvious changes yet. Ning Shu stepped onto the grit and stone.

She had intended to construct a world of the living first, but she hadn’t expected to form a reincarnation origin first. It was a pleasant surprise. She never thought the black hole would develop this way.

Though it cost a million faith points, it was worth it. Hoarding money was useless. It was better to use it to strengthen herself.

The most important thing now was to construct the Unsurpassable Martial Arts into a world. Looking for these world origins made Ning Shu feel despairing, to the point of questioning her life.

Ning Shu walked slowly and leisurely, as if she were walking through a vast, boundless black desert.

It carried a mysterious power. If a living person came here, this power would likely corrode their physical body until only their soul remained. Only souls could survive here.

It wasn’t like ordinary planes, where ghosts could exist. Only souls could exist in this world.

It was quite good. Having such a large reincarnation world meant that even if there were no souls inside, she could use it as a storage space. It wouldn’t be bad to hide in there if needed.

A black hole appeared in the system space, and Ning Shu stepped out.

From now on, this reincarnation world followed her everywhere.

Ning Shu asked 2333, “Can my reincarnation world carry souls and let them reincarnate?”

“Not exactly. Your world isn’t connected to the eons of planes. It’s considered unauthorized. Moreover, your world isn’t a place of reincarnation recognized by the ordinance sea. That is to say, souls entering your world cannot reincarnate unless they are from your own constructed world. Souls from your world can enter this reincarnation world and then be reborn as creatures within your world.”

2333’s long explanation left him sounding a bit tired.

“Simply put, don’t do something so thankless. Even a reincarnation world has a limit. Do you want souls to cram into your world until it explodes?”

Ning Shu said, “Oh, I get it. My reincarnation world is a supporting structure for the worlds I construct.”

It was like a data cable that could charge multiple phones. The phones were the constructed worlds, and the cable was the reincarnation world.

No matter how many worlds she built, those souls would enter this reincarnation world.

Ning Shu didn’t expect to build many worlds right now. She only hoped to successfully build one so she wouldn’t be constantly at risk of being obliterated.

Ning Shu stretched and sat on the sofa. She had taken another step forward. She now had the water ordinance and a reincarnation world.

She could hide in the reincarnation world. If any task-taker provoked her, she could just trap them inside.

It was an extra means of survival.

It was truly something worth celebrating.

However, when Ning Shu saw the merit and faith points on her attribute panel, she was speechless.

Still, those things were meant to be traded for resources. She had obtained what she needed, and it was fantastic.

She felt pretty damn impressive. Applause!

2333 said, “Congratulations.”

“The same to you, the same to you!” Ning Shu laughed.

“I didn’t think you would make it this far,” 2333 said with a sigh that mixed both awe and regret. “I fully expected you to vanish like smoke.”

“Yeah. If I don’t push myself, I’ll never know how much energy I have. Hurry up and flatter me!”

2333: …

“They all said you couldn’t make it. Some people truly have poor vision,” 2333 said cryptically.

“Who are ‘some people’?” Ning Shu asked.

“It’s nothing.” 2333 stopped talking.

Since he was unwilling to say more, Ning Shu didn’t press. There were things that were better left unknown. She would just keep running forward without distractions to master her own fate.

Once she controlled her fate, everything else would cease to be an issue. Nothing would be worth obsessing over or worrying about.

Ning Shu wanted to see how the entrustor was doing after her return, so she turned on the screen.

The entrustor was in a daze after returning. She didn’t remember anything about her past and was in a state of amnesia, and didn’t even recognize her own parents.

She couldn’t remember how she had walked out of the tomb or what had happened. She only had a vague, lingering sense of something terrifying.

Even when people asked about the mirage stone, An Liya didn’t recognize the name and had no memory of seeing such a thing.

The doctors said she had amnesia, likely triggered by a traumatic experience that caused her to forget everything.

Now, An Liya was like a brand-new person. She needed to slowly adapt to society and learn to accept her parents. She knew nothing of her former life.

She didn’t recognize a single person around her.

Compared to a daughter who was completely insane, a daughter who only had amnesia was somewhat acceptable. An Liya’s parents took her home and began to rebuild her memory bank by telling her about her surroundings.

They also told her the story of her own life.

They hoped that one day An Liya would remember everything. However, her memories had been stripped away. She would never remember, just as if she had drunk Meng Po’s soup. She had forgotten both her past and present lives.

The other comatose victims still hadn’t woken up. They remained in a vegetative state, relying entirely on medical technology to maintain their nutrition.

An Liya didn’t open tombs anymore. After all, she remembered nothing. Her life had to start over from the beginning, which felt a bit strange.

Although she didn’t know why she was the only one who woke up while the others remained asleep, An Liya cherished her new life. Her parents told her that everyone had been involved in an accident while digging up a grave.

An Liya frequently went to visit the others, but her mind remained a complete void.

She couldn’t remember anything at all. The doctors said there was a chance she might recall the past, but with no data left in her head, there was nothing to pull out.

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