Introduction: In "Xian Ni", Wang Lin's life is full of legends. From an ordinary boy with ordinary qualifications to a legendary figure who eventually became a strong man in the Heavenly Realm, Wang Lin has experienced countless hardships and challenges. On his path of cultivation, there are two names that always linger in his mind, that is, his wife Li Muwan and his parents who died because of Teng Huayuan's evil. However, it is puzzling that when Wang Lin had enough power to change his fate, he chose to resurrect his wife Li Muwan instead of his parents. The reason for this is not only the rules of the Xian Ni world, but also the emotional entanglement deep in Wang Lin's heart.
Mortals cannot be resurrected: the rules and constraints of the world of immortals
In the world of "Xian Ni", there is an unbreakable law, that is, cultivators can be resurrected, but mortals cannot be resurrected. Because the cultivators have embarked on the path of cultivation, the essence of their bodies has been transformed. From foundation building to Danjie, to Yuanying, and even to higher realms, even if the body is destroyed, it can be forcibly seized by others to achieve another form of "resurrection". For example, Wang Lin once entered the battlefield outside the domain and seized the body of a person because his body was destroyed, so as to continue his path of cultivation. However, mortals do not have such ability. They are mortals, without roots, and their physical fitness also dooms their upper limit to be very low. Even if Wang Lin wants to resurrect his parents, his parents' souls cannot support him to realize this wish.
Situ Nan's Deception: The Truth Behind a White Lie
In addition to the constraints of the rules of the Xianni world, another important reason why Wang Lin did not resurrect his parents was Situ Nan's deception. Situ Nan is Wang Lin's teacher, and he holds a pivotal position in Wang Lin's heart. When Wang Lin's hair turned white in an instant because of the death of his parents and clansmen, Situ Nan told him a message: as long as he grabbed the soul, it would be possible to resurrect them. This message was like a beam of light, illuminating the darkness in Wang Lin's heart. He was determined to rescue his parents' souls from Teng Huayuan so that he could resurrect them in the future. However, Situ Nan deceived Wang Lin from the beginning. He told Wang Lin that he could resurrect his parents as long as he grabbed the soul, but in fact, he knew that Wang Lin's parents were mortals and could not be resurrected. Situ Nan did this out of kindness. He saw that Wang Lin was greatly stimulated by the death of his parents and clansmen, and was worried that Wang Lin would act impulsively and go to Teng Huayuan to fight desperately. Therefore, he used this white lie to give Wang Lin hope and let him not be impulsive.
Li Muwan's uniqueness: monk identity and deep emotions
Unlike Wang Lin's parents, Li Muwan is a true cultivator. She was originally good at refining pills, but in order to help Wang Lin, she was willing to sacrifice her lifespan to refine pills for him. This caused problems in her cultivation, and it was difficult for her to break through the Nascent Soul stage. Although she succeeded in forming a Nascent Soul with the help of Wang Lin, she died at the moment of success due to the exhaustion of her lifespan. Li Muwan's death was not just the end of her life, but also involved complex cause and effect and a close connection with the rules of heaven. The lifespan issue is an extremely critical factor in the world of immortal cultivation and is subject to strict heavenly rules. When a person's lifespan has ended, to be resurrected against heaven is equivalent to breaking this established and deeply rooted rule order. However, Wang Lin's deep love for Li Muwan made him willing to change her fate against heaven for her.
The Hardships of the Road to Resurrection: Efforts and Struggles to Change Destiny
Wang Lin made great efforts to resurrect Li Muwan. He fought against the Heavenly Dao with all his strength, trying to save Li Muwan's disintegrated Nascent Soul. He implanted Li Muwan's Nascent Soul into Zhou Ru, who had not yet been born, hoping to give Li Muwan a chance to be reborn in this way. However, this process was full of hardships and challenges. On the one hand, Zhou Ru gradually developed her own independent consciousness and soul as she grew up. If Li Muwan wanted to be resurrected, she would need to devour Zhou Ru's soul, which involved the choice of another innocent life. Li Muwan's kindness made her reluctant to do so, which increased the complexity and difficulty of resurrection. On the other hand, this act of resurrection itself seriously violated the rules of Heavenly Dao reincarnation, and would inevitably trigger a strong backlash and obstruction from Heavenly Dao. Wang Lin needed to constantly fight against the powerful Heavenly Dao power, and after countless attempts and setbacks, he finally successfully resurrected Li Muwan.
The choice between emotion and responsibility: Wang Lin’s inner struggle
In Wang Lin's heart, his parents and wife are both indispensable to his life. However, when faced with the choice of resurrection, he must make a difficult choice. His parents died because of Teng Huayuan's evil, and this hatred made him swear to avenge Teng Huayuan and the Teng family. However, he also knew the rules that mortals could not be resurrected and Situ Nan's white lies. In contrast, although Li Muwan, as a cultivator, also faced the difficult challenge of resurrection, her identity as a cultivator and Wang Lin's deep love for her made him willing to change his fate for her. In this process, Wang Lin is not only resurrecting his wife Li Muwan, but also fulfilling his promise to love and fighting against fate.
