Rebirth of the Wilderness

After Zhao Song experienced an improvement in his realm, he gained a new understanding and knowledge of his own natal world.

Once upon a time, in his eyes, his natal world was flawless, with every detail just right, as if it was the most ideal world in his heart.

However, as his cultivation level improved, Zhao Song began to notice those inconsistencies in his natal world that had not been discovered before.

These inconsistencies are not obvious flaws, but subtle imbalances hidden deep in the natal world.

Zhao Song knows very well that the construction of his natal world is not only an imitation of the external world, but also a reflection of his inner state of mind.

So he began to look closely, trying to find the source of these inconsistencies.

After some in-depth exploration, Zhao Song finally found the problem.

For a long time, he has been using the ancient world as a model to continuously construct and improve his own natal world.

During this process, he devoted a lot of effort and added many auxiliary function modules in order to make the natal world more colorful and perfect.

However, with the improvement of his cultivation, Zhao Song began to notice some inharmonious factors in his natal world.

Although those auxiliary function modules that he once took pride in enriched the content of the natal world and enhanced the potential of the natal world to a certain extent, they were not fully integrated into the overall framework.

They are like pieces of patchwork. Although they exist, they cannot be perfectly connected to the core part of the natal world.

This discovery made Zhao Song fall into deep thought.

He began to re-examine his own construction methods and realized that he was too focused on external perfection and neglected internal unity and coordination.

He understood that the natal world should not be just a space made up of various modules. If he wanted the natal world to evolve again, those modules with various functions must be perfectly integrated with the natal world.

However, he also knew clearly that if he continued to use the previous method and made adjustments to the natal world on the original basis, it would be difficult to avoid various flaws, and it would be impossible to perfectly integrate so many functional modules.

Therefore, he needed a brand new start, an opportunity to completely change the way his natal world was constructed.

After careful consideration, Zhao Song decided to completely reconstruct his natal world.

This is a bold and challenging decision, which means that he will abandon his existing natal world, let it return to chaos, and then open up a new world again.

During this process, Zhao Song plans to let the previous functional modules form naturally, rather than assembling them manually as before.

He believed that only in this way could those functional modules truly be integrated with the natal world and achieve a perfect state of fusion.

In order to realize this plan, Zhao Song began to make some preparations, mainly involving the creatures in his natal world. Zhao Song could not possibly let them return to chaos with the world.

Therefore, when preparing for this huge project, Zhao Song had to face a thorny problem: how to properly place the creatures in his natal world.

These creatures have been carefully nurtured by him over a long period of time. They have experienced countless days and nights together with his natal world and are an indispensable part of his natal world.

Zhao Song knew very well that he could not do anything to allow these creatures to return to chaos with their natal world.

Therefore, he prepared two solutions.

The first plan is to settle them all down in the wild world.

The ancient world is vast and rich in resources, enough to accommodate these creatures and provide them with a good living environment.

However, there are some problems with this solution.

There are differences in the environment and rules between the prehistoric world and the natal world, and creatures may need some time to adapt to the new environment.

In addition, Zhao Song was also worried that they might be interfered with and threatened by other forces in the prehistoric world.

The second plan is for Zhao Song to use his magical powers to put all living beings into a dormant state, and then put them away. After the natal world is reopened, he will release them into the new world.

This solution can ensure the safety of living beings and prevent them from being harmed during the reconstruction process.

However, keeping creatures in a dormant state for a long time may have certain effects on their physiological and psychological health.

Moreover, Zhao Song also needs to pay attention to their conditions at all times to ensure that they will not encounter any problems during the hibernation process. This will inevitably divert some of Zhao Song's energy and prevent him from focusing on the development of his natal world.

Both plans have their own advantages and disadvantages, making it difficult for Zhao Song to make up his mind.

He knew very well that no matter which option he chose, he would have to bear certain risks and responsibilities.

So he began to think deeply, weigh the pros and cons, and try to find the best solution.

After a long period of thinking and weighing, Zhao Song finally decided to adopt the second option.

He believes that although there are certain risks in putting creatures into hibernation, this plan can better ensure their safety compared to placing them in the primitive world.

Moreover, he also believed that he had enough ability and supernatural powers to ensure that no problems would arise for the creatures during their hibernation.

After careful consideration, he finally started his plan.

Zhao Song closed his eyes and concentrated, forming seals with his hands and chanting a spell softly.

As the spell sounded, a mysterious force began to permeate the natal world.

This power gently envelops every living being, causing them to gradually fall into a deep sleep.

Be it birds and beasts, plant elves, or humans, under the influence of this power, they all closed their eyes quietly, as if they had entered another peaceful world.

When all the living creatures fell into hibernation, Zhao Song carefully collected them.

He used his magical powers to create a special space, which was safe and stable, and in a state of time stop, ensuring that the creatures would not be disturbed during their hibernation.

He placed the creatures one by one in this space, making sure they lay comfortably, as if they were in their own homes.

After completing all this, Zhao Song began to reconstruct his natal world.

He knew very well that this was an arduous task, but he also believed that only after this reconstruction could his natal world reach true perfection.

Therefore, he began to devote himself wholeheartedly to the reconstruction work, not daring to slack off in the slightest.

Zhao Song carefully controlled his natal world to slowly collapse, and finally turned into a huge chaotic air flow floating in the chaos.

This chaotic air flow seems to contain endless energy and possibilities, and is clearly distinguished from the natural chaotic air flows around it. There is also a towering tree that looks almost the same size as the chaotic air flow, which is looming in it. It is the origin of the world accumulated by Zhao Song's natal world over the years.

Zhao Song stared at the chaos, his heart filled with anticipation and nervousness.

He knew that the success or failure of this step would directly determine the future of his natal world.

After the chaotic air flow stabilized, Zhao Song began to display his magical powers.

He formed seals with his hands, muttered something, and injected his will and strength into the chaotic air flow.

Following his guidance, the chaotic airflow that the natal world transformed into began to rotate slowly, like a huge whirlpool, drawing in the endless chaotic airflow around it.