The Rise of Humanity: Earth's Rebirth

In the origin space where all things in the world began, the myriad races waged a fierce struggle for supremacy. When humanity lost a crucial battle, the protagonist's true body resolutely used the Law of Temporal Reversal, striving to secure the vital Stone of Life and Death and send it against the current of time to the backup clone he had left behind on Earth, in a small world.

When Wang Bing died in his previous life, humanity had just lost its first decisive battle against the myriad races...

He was able to return to 1998 because, after humanity lost the decisive battle against the myriad races, his true body carried the Stone of Life and Death, still imbued with remnants of the Law of Time, back to the clone. This allowed the clone to reverse time and return to 1998.

Wang Bing's clone began its journey reborn, giving rise to Rebirth on Earth: The Rise of Humanity. The clone's purpose in living again was to grow strong enough to break free of Earth's restraints, return to the center of the world's origin, and lead humanity to grow and fight the myriad races. This is the second book in Humanity Before the Three Realms.

Before Wang Bing leaves Earth, he will once again separate off a clone, one that retains only his memories of Earth, to continue life there. If humanity loses another decisive battle against the myriad races, the protagonist will once again sacrifice his true body and use the Law of Time to send the Stone of Life and Death back to his clone on Earth, allowing the clone to live again. This will give humanity another chance to fight the myriad races. But will humanity triumph in its second war against them? Who divided the world's origin space into the human (divine), immortal, and netherworld realms? Who used the Stone of Life and Death to establish the myriad races' cycle of reincarnation? Who ensured that the myriad races would endure beneath the laws governing the cycle of heaven and earth?