Reincarnation: Nirvana, the Godslayer's Tale

After that battle ended, everyone believed that the gods had perished.

No one knew that the gods had merely fallen into a deep slumber in the “Realm Beyond Time.” They merged their consciousness with the world, waiting for the moment they would be reborn.

In the boundless era of the Apocalypse, people gradually forgot that the gods had ever existed. Their stories, passed down from mouth to mouth, became legends and myths.

In the boundless era of the Apocalypse, where ancient cultivation culture and modern technology are perfectly intertwined, the gods’ figures grew increasingly indistinct in human legends, and the passage of time buried their stories. Only old texts and buried memories still hold faint traces of their former glory and divine power.

Yet even in their slumber, the gods’ power had not entirely faded. On some level, their spirits and wills remained connected to this world.

They were like seeds lying dormant in the river of time, waiting for the moment they would awaken once more.