The primordial era began with the Upper Cave Man.

Chapter 132 Natal Artifact, Reincarnation Paradox (Yesterday)

Uprooting a mountain and using it to fight against the earth's veins is a pretty good idea.

The mountain peaks stretch for tens of miles, and the earth's veins extend for hundreds of miles. Their weight exceeds ten million tons, which is sure to impress many people (in physics).

However, magical artifacts are not meant for fighting with brute force, but rather to significantly enhance the power of their owner's various magical techniques during combat, and even assist their owner in cultivation.

A single mountain peak cannot have this effect.

Although Luo Zu's current Juque has this ability, and can even be said to be the number one magic weapon in the world within the pot, it is no longer of much use to Luo Zu now.

Unless the magical restrictions are refined to seventy-two levels or even more, reaching the point of perfection, and then it is transformed into a magical treasure, it will not be of great use.

It's just that Luo Zu's cultivation was too fast, his magical artifacts couldn't keep up, and many people around him couldn't keep up either.

The refining of magical artifacts is a matter of time and effort; it's not something you can accomplish just by saying you can do it today and tomorrow.

Therefore, we need to think of another way.

After thinking it over, Luo Zu thought of a method for refining magical artifacts in the world within the gourd. Although Luo Zu had forcibly changed the method of refining magical artifacts to a new one that would no longer affect the user's mind, the old method of refining magical artifacts still existed.

He wanted to use the old-fashioned method of refining magical artifacts to refine them.

It means allowing the magical artifact to grow together with its owner.

In order to distinguish it from the method of refining new magical artifacts, this kind of magical artifact is now called a natal magical artifact in the world within the pot.

Therefore, Luo Zu decided to refine the Giant Sword into a natal magic weapon.

The times are cyclical; things that were once obsolete can be reused after some tinkering.

Fortunately, the Wu tribe brought new weapon-refining techniques, otherwise these things would have been really difficult to handle.

Moreover, the once-advanced weapon-refining techniques are now being superseded by the weapon-refining techniques of the Wu tribe.

This is an inevitable trend. When this new technology can benefit the vast majority of the small human race, it will sweep across the world very quickly.

The talismans that were created in the research of new magical artifacts still exist today and are flourishing. In fact, over the years, a new cultivation method has been born because of them.

The Way of Talismans involves refining one's spirit into talismans, which are then transformed into one's own cultivation. This process is repeated over and over until the physical body is also refined into talismans. In this way, the body and soul become one, and the talismanic primordial spirit is formed. The talisman transforms into one element, and this one element cycles and is renewed into myriad forms, thus becoming the true primordial spirit.

Of course, no talismanic primordial spirit has been born yet, since the person who invented these talismans is already dead and has gone to the Nine Netherworlds to begin his second life.

Time is so merciless; in the blink of an eye, it takes many lives.

Time flies, and a year has passed in the blink of an eye.

Time really does slip by so quickly and quietly, and even Luo Zu couldn't stop it.

It moves so fast that even busy people don't notice it.

You only realize it when you have free time.

A lot happened during this year, but not much of it really mattered.

The main reason is that the "Cavemen" have been receiving missions from the Hot Witch Tribe.

The daily crafting and rotating shifts allowed everyone to gain a deeper understanding of fire-based magic.

Luo Zu was very pleased with this.

We "caveman" people are intelligent and capable, how can we really become workers on an assembly line?

Besides, the crafting of magical artifacts is not a standardized process. Everyone crafts their own artifact components and then refines them repeatedly.

Forging a single magical artifact component to the required level by the Hot Witch is no easy task, and the cultivation levels of the "Cavemen" vary greatly. Therefore, Luo Zu made certain adjustments: those with higher cultivation levels could forge magical artifact components individually, while those with lower cultivation levels would work in pairs, groups of three or three, or even groups of four or four. This way, the pressure was shared and work efficiency was improved.

In addition, Luo Zu also had some of his clansmen study the relevant talismans, and then they made them to help the clansmen who went to make magical artifact parts.

For example, the Rejuvenation Talisman can restore physical strength; the Fire Talisman can increase the power of fire-based spells; and the Heart-Irritating Talisman can unleash two to three times the power in a short period of time.

As a result, the tribe's talisman business is also steadily rising, although it cannot compare to the "time acceleration" world within the pot.

But Luo Zu wouldn't compare the two sides; he would simply exchange their ingenious ideas. You give me ideas, and I'll give you ideas, thus allowing the two sides to complete cross-border exchanges without realizing it, with Luo Zu as the link.

As for why the "caveman" Luo Zu didn't create a world within the pot, and why Luo Zu would "accelerate time" for them as well.

The main issue is that everyone's lifespan is limited. If time were truly "accelerated," they would likely age very quickly and die soon.

Furthermore, the spiritual energy consumed by so many "giants" entering the world within the pot is astonishing. Coupled with the spiritual energy consumed by the original creatures within the pot, Luo Zu's cultivation will likely be much slower.

Therefore, Luo Zu was very restrained and did not rush to let his clansmen live in the world within the pot.

Unless Lozu treats them as private property or consumables, just like the small human race...

However, it would be nice to "study" at the World in the Pot for a while.

Later, some of the most outstanding members of the clan will be sent to the world within the pot, and then let them experience the "time acceleration" package.

There are other ways to play with "time acceleration". For example, Luo Zu can create a one-to-one physical body in the world inside the pot and then put their spirit into it. This can also be considered a kind of "time acceleration", which can make them think faster and also "extend their lifespan".

After all, lifespan is mostly reflected in the physical body nowadays. The spiritual lifespan is longer than the physical lifespan, but the physical body is the carrier of the spirit. When the physical body dies, the spirit also perishes.

But Luo Zu grants their spirits a second life, which is tantamount to extending their lives, isn't it?

"Is manipulating fate and spiritual rebirth... considered reincarnation?" Luo Zu pondered.

This is certainly not enough; it must also include "the Way of Heaven" and many other factors before it can be considered reincarnation.

Otherwise, if Luo Zu created a physical body for the soul of a dead being, it would only allow him to live a second life.

True reincarnation should involve being reborn into the embryo of a newborn.

After observing, Korozu discovered a major problem.

That means that a newborn embryo will give birth to a soul on its own. In that case, wouldn't this reincarnation be a form of possession?

It is precisely because of this paradox that Luo Zu has never dealt with the wandering souls and evil spirits piled up in the Nine Netherworlds.

Otherwise, every single one of these idle bastards would be thrown back to the mortal realm by Luo Zu.

Furthermore, reincarnation requires the erasure of memories, but memories are an important part of the soul. If memories are erased, it would be better to let a newborn give birth to its own soul.

So many paradoxes make it even more difficult for Luo Zu to implement his plan of reincarnation.

It's unknown whether Houtu Niangniang suddenly came up with the idea of ​​reincarnation or if she had given it a lot of thought.

It's definitely going to be four chapters, five chapters left today.

(End of this chapter)